Once Upon A School
Look over the Ideas section of this website. This will get you thinking about possibilities. Read the Stories section if you’d like to learn about projects that have already been executed.
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An indigenous woman holds her child while trying to resist the advance of Amazonas state policemen who were expelling the woman and some 200 other members of the Landless Movement from a privately-owned tract of land on the outskirts of Manaus
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blogs.thewest.com.au » Did you support the strike?
"Teachers across WA were on strike this morning after the State School Teachers Union decided to defy an order not to take industrial action." As seen in this blog the issue hits a nerve. Teachers need pay but they need support and respect more.
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Wikileaks
Wikileaks is developing an uncensorable system for untraceable mass document leaking and public analysis.
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A Swarm of Angels // Remixing cinema
A groundbreaking project to create a £1 million film and give it away to over 1 million people using the Internet and a global community of members
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Kids with Cameras
Kids with Cameras is a non-profit organization that teaches the art of photography to marginalized children in communities around the world.
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50 Things You're Not Supposed To Know
Certain parties don't want you to know certain facts.
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One Laptop Per Child's Ivan Krstić - chief trouble maker
School-aged child in the lesser-developed parts of the world is able to engage effectively with their own personal laptop, networked to the world, so that they, their families and their communities can openly learn and learn about learning.
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First OLPC deployment: now it’s real.
This week, Uruguay became the first-ever real, non-pilot deployment site of OLPC XO laptops. And Ivan Krstić was there to hand out the first one.
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Anarchy Unbound, or: Why Self-Governance Works Better than You Think
No sane person believes that anarchy generates order. The idea that anarchy could be superior to government in some cases seems even more absurd.[1]
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Guardian Unlimited | Comment is free | In this age of diamond saucepans, only a recession makes sense
Economic growth is a political sedative, snuffing out protest as it drives inequality. It is time we gave it up
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Bush 'planted fake news stories on American TV' - Independent Online Edition > Americas
Among items provided by the Bush administration to news stations was one in which an Iraqi-American in Kansas City was seen saying "Thank you Bush. Thank you USA" in response to the 2003 fall of Baghdad.
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The Guerrilla Gardening Homepage
Illicit cultivators in the community.
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ripple
ripple exists to harness the power of the internet advertising in the true spirit of the internet - providing a tool for people to help others.
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World Clock + stats
Nice aggreagtion of statistics here.
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Rethinking Schools Online - Teaching About the War
As U.S.and Australian involvement with Iraq continues, Rethinking Schools presents this special collection of articles and resources for classroom teachers.
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Guardian Unlimited: What happened to political pop?
Ian Brown's new anti-war single is the first time in ages that a major UK pop star has made such a direct statement on a record. Why is everyone else keeping quiet?
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Brockovich takes aim at Alcoa | PerthNow
US public health crusader Erin Brockovich is at the centre of a bid to sue Alcoa over allegedly poisoning communities near its Wagerup refinery, 125km south of Perth.
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Vision Of Humanity Home Page
Peace and sustainability are the cornerstones of humanity’s survival in the 21st century. The major challenges facing humanity today are global – climate change, accessible fresh water, ever decreasing bio-diversity and over population.
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Anarchy of distance | Australian IT
Freedom has its uses. I'm a blogger, and I say what I like. But, in the end, Web 2.0 will only be good for us if, somehow, it succeeds in evolving towards an identity-based discourse. All else is mere anarchy.
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