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African Safari Tours to Malawi
Take an amazing trip to Africa to see elephants and other wild animals during beautiful sunsets. These special adventure trips help support Artist Boat's work while giving you memories that will last forever.
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The Change Lab 2025 Annual Report: Building Civic Infrastructure Through Community Connection
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Social Connection in America: 2025 Survey Report on Community Bonds and Well-Being
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Good Stories About Animals and People Who Help ThemGood Good Good is a website that shares positive news stories about animals and the people who care for them. The site features many heartwarming stories, like mini therapy horses bringing joy to lonely seniors, and wildlife-sniffing dogs that can detect hidden trafficked animals with 98% accuracy using just air samples. Other stories include a judge who ruled that dogs are legally considered 'immediate family,' divers discovering a new underwater species that looks like a panda, and a critically endangered parrot making a comeback thanks to berries. The site also covers how Indigenous communities in Bolivia have helped protect nearly 1 million hectares of Amazon rainforest, and how incarcerated men are helping rehabilitate injured squirrels and baby possums in prison. There are stories about rescue dogs helping find lost pets and a rare kitten with 4 ears bringing attention to pets with disabilities. The website aims to celebrate positive news about animals making a difference for people and people making a difference for animals. It also promotes awareness of special days like Jane Goodall Day for climate action.
Faith Houses Tour Videos - Learn About Different Religious BuildingsInterfaith Ministries for Greater Houston created a video series called 'Welcome to Our House' that teaches people about different religious buildings and faiths. The series has 9 videos, each about 12-19 minutes long, showing what it's like inside houses of worship from different religions. You can learn about Christian Protestant and Catholic churches, Jewish synagogues, Islamic mosques, Hindu temples, Sikh gurdwaras, Baháʼí temples, Unitarian Universalist churches, and Zoroastrian fire temples. Each video shows the common elements and practices you might find when visiting these sacred spaces. The videos help people understand different faiths and build bridges between religious communities in Houston. There's also a discussion guide to help groups talk about what they learned. This educational series was made possible by The Eleanor & Frank Freed Foundation with support from Debbie & Floyd Kearns. It's a great resource for anyone who wants to learn about religious diversity and build understanding between different faith communities.
Learn About Different Religions and Fight Religious BiasThe Institute for Islamic, Christian and Jewish Studies (ICJS) offers free educational resources to help people learn about different religions and fight religious bias. Their online library includes videos, articles, and discussion guides about topics like Passover, Easter, and Ramadan. They teach the difference between debate and dialogue, showing how to have conversations that build understanding instead of arguments. ICJS creates video series for classrooms and religious groups, including one about water justice in Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. They also feature voices from teachers, faith leaders, and community members sharing their experiences with interfaith work. The organization partnered with WYPR radio to create a series called 'Living Questions' that explores how different faiths influence our lives. All their resources are free and designed to increase religious literacy and help people from different faith backgrounds work together. Their goal is to challenge religious bigotry and address historical injustices that have divided religious communities.
Rice Study Shows Asian Americans Are Houston's Fastest Growing GroupRice University's Kinder Institute is doing a big study about Asian Americans in Houston. This group has grown a lot - from less than 2% of people in 1980 to almost 10% today. That's over 655,000 people! The study looks at seven main Asian groups: Indian, Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Korean, Pakistani, and Vietnamese people. Researchers asked 2,100 people questions about their lives, work, politics, and experiences with unfair treatment. They found that Houston's Asian community is very diverse, mostly born in other countries, and well-educated. About 4 out of 10 Asian residents said they faced discrimination in the past year. Most Asian residents have moderate political views and care most about family, gender, ethnicity, and being American when it comes to their identity. The study covers Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, and Brazoria counties. This research helps us understand how Asian Americans are shaping Houston's future as one of the fastest-growing groups in the region.
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All servicesPublic Kayak AdventuresTake a 4-hour guided kayak trip through restored marshes at Artist Boat Coastal Heritage Preserve on Galveston Island. You'll learn about habitat restoration and conservation while paddling through pristine coastal prairie. The adventure includes a watercolor art demonstration and time to paint your own artwork. All equipment is provided including tandem kayaks, life jackets, and paddles. Adventures start with a short 0.3-mile walk through the preserve. Children must be at least 7 years old and under 13 must kayak with an adult.Private Kayak AdventureArtist Boat offers private guided kayak trips for groups of 1-25 people. These trips are perfect for families, scouts, and other groups who want to guarantee spots for everyone. You can choose your own date and destination based on what staff is available. The trips include all the gear and guidance you need. Groups must book ahead of time by calling. This is a great way to explore nature on the water with your whole group.Nature Journaling WorkshopsLearn to draw and write about nature in a special journal. This program has four 2-hour classes with a teacher named Irmi. Each class is at a different outdoor location on Galveston Island's west end. You'll learn to use watercolors, sketching, and words to record what you see in nature. No art experience needed. All supplies are included and yours to keep - sketchbook, paints, brushes, and more. Classes happen once a month on Saturday mornings. You'll visit different nature areas like ponds, bird watching spots, and outdoor classrooms.Gulf in Depth ExhibitAn interactive exhibit at Moody Gardens that teaches visitors about the deep ocean parts of the Gulf of Mexico. You can explore 3 hands-on stations that show how the Gulf looks from the surface down to thousands of feet deep. Learn about sea creatures that live in the dark depths and how scientists are fixing damage from the 2010 oil spill. The exhibit has a light-up model of ocean zones, flip-through pictures of sea animals, and activities to discover how scientists map the ocean floor. You can also watch real videos from underwater restoration trips. Perfect for families who want to learn about ocean science and conservation.Braver Arts - Bridge Political Divides Through ArtJoin art, music, theater, and photography programs where people with different political views work together on creative projects. You can make art, watch movies, take photos, read books, and turn real conversations into plays while learning about different ways of thinking.
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Get CuriousRead, watch, explore2 resourcesLevel 2
Find Your PeopleMeet orgs, neighbors, groups4 resourcesYou are hereOrganizationInternational Alumni Center gGmbH (iac Berlin)This organization in Berlin helps people from different countries connect and work together. They create special tools like Ecosystem Cards that help communities understand how they can support each other better.
OrganizationTexas Parks and Wildlife DepartmentThis state agency takes care of amazing parks like Brazos Bend where families can see wildlife and enjoy nature. They protect animals and natural areas so everyone can visit beautiful outdoor spaces throughout Texas.
Organization92NY Belfer CenterHelps people from different backgrounds talk with each other better and work on shared problems. Teaches skills for having good conversations across differences and brings communities together.
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Show UpEvents, meetings, volunteeringWe are building resources for this level
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Go DeeperTraining, sustained involvement5 resourcesLevel 5
Make Your MoveAdvocacy, organizing, creatingWe are building resources for this level
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