Mission/Overview
Background
Our
People
Core
Perspectives
Words
from our Founder
EW
Structure & Culture
Funding
Opportunities
Spending
and Development
Guiding
Principles
Frequently
Asked Questions
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Understanding
human nature is the key to positive social change:
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When
people feel isolated and live in fear, they act based
on immediate, short term solutions often unaware of
long-term consequences; |
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When
living in a mutually supportive community, people naturally
contribute to the greater good; |
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When
people are empowered to become self-reliant, they are
able to focus on long-term solutions rather than day-to-day
survival, resulting in more sustainable choices - both
personally and collectively- that benefit the world. |
Based
on this understanding:
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EW
adheres to the Green principles of equity, ecology and democracy;
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We
believe that every individual holds unique & creative potential
to manifest lasting positive change in the world we share;
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We
believe that a society's commitment to protect the human
rights of its voiceless, powerless and innocent is its greatest
test of civilization;
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We
believe that the secrets of ancient civilizations hold the
key to a healthier future - of which animist (often marginalized)
indigenous peoples are the wisdom keepers, and provide our
last vanishing hope;
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Seeking
to reverse corporate globalization, EW develops initiatives
to create economic localization.
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Collaboration
- We find needed strength to achieve our purpose by joining
hands with like minded movements;
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EW
is devoted to 100% transparency and accountability in all
its activities.
See
5 Keys to our Approach
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