Thanks for getting in contact Denny. We've sent the price quote.
Hi Ruta,
Sorry for not replying sooner. I have sent you an email.
Great observation Sean, perhaps I'll write a series in that regard in the future. That's delicate line to cross. And one that requires factual evidence. And that takes time to assemble.
Hi Sean, if there there's nothing for you to steal, then corruption wouldn't be a problem. If you continue throwing money at corrupt officials, you get what you give. Nothing.
Hi Alison, I am not sure what you are getting at actually. I've been a little busy to follow up on what happened at the meeting. But so far according to my sources the meeting was cancelled. IC didn't update us on the details. I jus t have a personal account from someone who tried to attend the meeting. It was cancelled due to the planned protests at their head quarters that very same day. Will update as I have more information. I was not able to go and attend the meeting myself.
I appreciate the feedback Alex and an insight into how social discussions are handled in Denmark. Thanks again.
Thank you so much for your comment Alex, I appreciate the feedback and appreciate you reading the article. What was the sentiment about the video in Denmark?
Hi Beth, thanks for your comment. I don't know the GOP very well but I'd be happy to look into the org and get back to you. I will be on the ground in May and can ask my trusted sources but from what you are telling me, they trying to strike a fine balance of helping and empowering. Would love to know more myself. Thanks for triggering a different mind set in your students and being a voice of reason.
Hi Brianna, I think I've said plenty of times that there is nothing wrong with doing "good"... but what usually happens is that people use that as a license to do whatever they want in the name of "doing good"... Doing good, the right way, requires selfless dedication to learning about he problem you are passionate about - inclusive of nuance - and then proceeding cautiously. Band-aid solutions are most often geared towards feeling like you did something; you donated $20 without asking questions, you shared a video about an issue you still din't fully appreciate; you saved up your money to buy a plane ticket to go volunteer abroad... All good intentions, but in the end you end up just feeling good and not knowing that your efforts didn't shift the course of the situation.
Doing good the right way is hard, but it is the most effective way to help. And if you can't do it right, help those that are doing it right to be more effective in their work. The problem with that, again, is we don't spend enough time understanding what doing good means.
Thanks for your comment
Hi Juliane, Good to hear from you. I am not sure if that is going to be possible. I plan on talking to them sometime this coming week. I will update if there is streaming channel provided for those who can't attend.