By Gautama Mehta, originally published at KidSpirit Online. March 24, 2012. Growing up in a Hindu family in New York, I've always been taught that I should try my best, but understand that after I've done what I personally can, I should leave the rest to God. Well, … [Read more...] about From KidSpirit Online and The Huffington Post: “Humility in Hinduism”
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MPAC and Palestinian Prime Minister Statements Condemning Killings in France
From March 21, 2012: Earlier this morning, French authorities identified the suspect believed to have killed seven people in France over the past 10 days, including three children. The alleged shooter has been identified as Mohammed Merah by French media outlets. He is a … [Read more...] about MPAC and Palestinian Prime Minister Statements Condemning Killings in France
Statement from Imam Shamsi Ali Regarding Shooting of Jewish Schoolchildren in France
New York, March 22, 2012 Like people of conscience of all backgrounds, I was deeply shocked and saddened by the news of the shootings of the Jewish schoolchildren in France a few days ago. There exists no preparation for hearing such news, and certainly there is no palliative … [Read more...] about Statement from Imam Shamsi Ali Regarding Shooting of Jewish Schoolchildren in France
Invitation to Harlem Faith Leaders to Join Re-Entry Family and Faith Circles of Support
Dear Faith leader, Together, the Harlem Community Justice Center and the Interfaith Center of New York invite Harlem faith leaders to support young parolees and their families by joining the Re-Entry Family and Faith Circles of Support. This is a two-year initiative by … [Read more...] about Invitation to Harlem Faith Leaders to Join Re-Entry Family and Faith Circles of Support
“Debate in the Neighborhood” Heats Up in Ozone Park
ICNY's “Debate in the Neighborhood” is in full swing in Queens. A collaboration of ICNY and the International Debate Education Association (IDEA), and funded by Open Society Youth Initiative, Debate in the Neighborhood aims to engage immigrant and first-generation students in … [Read more...] about “Debate in the Neighborhood” Heats Up in Ozone Park
