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This Book is A Must For Community Oriented Leaders., April 20, 1999
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This review is from: Reclaiming Our Democracy: Healing the Break Between People and Government (Hardcover)
I have read this book over and over again. The more I read the more I find myself talking about it to our Political and community Leaders. This book is a must for leaders with a vision for the community in their rural areas. I have started community projects as a result of reading the book. John Macharia Director, Insight Technologies Ltd. Nairobi, Kenya.
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An Antidote to Cynicism about Politics, July 31, 1997
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This book should inspire anyone who feels that our government is no longer capable of making a positive difference. It traces the development of a citizens' lobby on hunger and poverty issues and details the incredible results the group achieved. Buy one for the armchair activist in your life
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Anyone can take small actions & really fight poverty/hunger, November 1, 1996
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This is the story of RESULTS, a NON-partisan grassroots, citizens lobbying group
that fights hunger, poverty and death due to preventable disease
by learning how to successfully create relationships with members
of Congress and the media. They have helped the Child Survival
fund come into being and grow to $600 million, and have seen a
drop in infant mortality and increases in immunizations. They work on
global and domestic issues, and are now promoting
microenterprise lending to poor families, mostly to women. The
results of the Grameen Bank in Bangladesh, and other microenterprise projects in
the U.S. and abroad have been remarkable. And these are "everyday" people...
teachers, moms, workers, students...very moving book!!!
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