Shortly After I Returned To Toronto, ... Posted by Thu Nguyen, Jul 21 2017 Shortly after I returned to Toronto, Eddie Huang's tour of Toronto was released on VICE which I think accurately captures the culture and heart of Toronto, the diversity found here, our embrace and support of immigrants. Part of it features a friend's project, Newcomer Kitchen who has provided a place for Syrian immigrant women to cook, share meals and connect with the community. I thought I'd share it so have a watch and you're welcome to visit anytime!

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Meredith May: Why Mercy Matters Posted by Anne Veh, Jul 19 2017 This week's Awakin Call guest: 'Meredith May: Why Mercy MattersReflection questions: Our guest this week wrote a book about a remarkable pair of men who were slated to be enemies in war and yet became bound together in a profound act of mercy. They met each other serendipitously two decades later on the other side of the world. Can you recall an act of compassion or mercy in your life that transformed a seeming opponent into a soul that became mysteriously bonded together with you in the universe?

​​ Food With LOVE At Road Side ... Posted by Ritesh Gohil, Jul 18 2017 ​​ Food with LOVE at road side food tent... It is around 11 30 am on Monday in Vadodara a cultural city in central Gujarat. A tricycle puller, daily wager, and a construction labor are seating on the plastic mate; made from empty fertilizer bags stitching together, near night market "Ratri Bajar on Mangalpande road in Karelibaug area of Vadodara. A man in his fifties, wearing the generous smile and neat clothes is serving rice, Dal, and vegetable from a container. beside him, a woman in her late forties is making maize chapati on Chulha (stove) prepared by arranging three cement blocks. A girl in her twenties is washing dishes. This is a road side open air restaurant run by a Rathod family for the living on the bank of Vishvamitri River which is famous for crocodile habitat. Rekhaben Rathva, who runs this small road side kitchen/ restaurant, said "my customers ... Read Full Story

Laddership News: Laddership News: Love Blooms In The Posted by Jane Murray, Jul 16 2017 This month's 'Laddership Newsletter' was just posted online. July's newsletter takes us on a journey into love: how our alumni hold the space for it to arise in missions, inquiries and in the simple acts that seem to be its hidden doors.