by Maggie “Mojo” Brawley | Jan 27, 2023 | Changemaker Of The Week
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by Maggie “Mojo” Brawley | Nov 4, 2022 | Changemaker Of The Week
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by Maggie “Mojo” Brawley | Oct 14, 2022 | Changemaker Of The Week
I always know I am conversing with an artist when the word “intention” comes up often. The creation process is the unfoldment of intention, a process Rachel Werner—an artist of various mediums and arts educator & activist—knows well. In 2019, she planted a seed as...
by Maggie “Mojo” Brawley | Sep 30, 2022 | Changemaker Of The Week
Far removed while deep in a rural village in Central Uganda, Kenneth Oroma—a then Teach for Uganda fellow—passed the time in the evenings by breaking out his ball for the few children that came to school that day. By the end of 2019, just three months into his...
by Maggie “Mojo” Brawley | Sep 23, 2022 | Changemaker Of The Week
“I want to say thank you for opening my eyes to new things and now, thanks to you, I love writing, drawing, and most of all, I love art. I love all the projects you bring every Wednesday, even though I face some challenges. Love, Kynnedi” (6th grade) One might suppose...
![Torrence Ledwich is living proof of the power of dreams.
The Ledwich Family Farm is a vegan sanctuary whose mission is to rescue and provide lifelong care to animals in need and advocate for those who cannot be rescued. The sanctuary is planning to start a permaculture community garden which will include a walking path and one acre of edible plants grown sustainably using a vegan process. Torrence and her husband are working together with another family to make this project happen.
But in order to plant the first quarter of an acre they needed help to buy over 30 packages of seeds from 10 different plants.
Read more on our website [link in bio]
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