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دانلود کتاب Citizen You: Doing Your Part to Change the World
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Citizen You: Doing Your Part to Change the World
ویرایش:
نویسندگان: Jonathan Tisch. Karl Weber
سری:
ISBN (شابک) : 9780307588500, 2009053438
ناشر: Crown
سال نشر: 2010
تعداد صفحات:
زبان: English
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توضیحاتی درمورد کتاب به خارجی
Just when the world needs it most, a new style of social
engagement is emerging: Active Citizenship.
A key member of one of New York’s most civic-minded
families—one that has supported many of America’s
notable institutions and deserving
programs—Jonathan Tisch has devoted a lifetime to
“active citizenship.” It’s an idea that uses
the power of practical creativity and grassroots participation
to solve seemingly intractable problems. In Citizen You,
Tisch challenges readers to join this movement and points the
way toward making our world a better place, one person and one
neighborhood at a time.
Tisch has filled Citizen You with accounts of people who
you’ll meet, such inspirational individuals as:
Scott Harrison, who has used the networking and marketing
skills he developed as a night club promoter to help over
a million people in the developing world get access for the
first time to clean, safe drinking water.
Steffi Coplan, whose Broadway2Broadway project brought
out the hidden musical talents of kids at an inner city
school.
Eric Schwarz, who decided to do something about America’s
under-performing schools, and parlayed a single classroom
mentoring project into the nationwide Citizens Schools
movement.
Chris Swan, who is training a new generation of “citizen
engineers” to make sure that the projects they build
aren’t just structurally sound but also environmentally
and socially sustainable.
Dave Nelson, who traded his role as an executive at IBM for a
job at a struggling nonprofit that teaches kids about the power
of entrepreneurship—and discovered a host of new
challenges and rewards in the process.
Through these and many other remarkable stories,
you’ll learn how today’s active citizens
are transforming thinking about social
change. Rather than short-term fixes and hand-me-down
charity, they’re striving to build sustainable, systemic
solutions to our most challenging problems, building and
empowering communities rather than fostering dependency.
And they’re using a host of new tools, from online
networking and private-public partnerships to corporate
engagement and social entrepreneurship, to redefine how change
can happen. Citizen You is a potent antidote to
pessimism. At a time of unprecedented challenges on the
national and world stage, when active citizenship is not a
choice but a necessity, Citizen You dares us to reshape
the social, political, and intellectual structures that have
long confined us, and offers fresh thinking that redefines the
very concept of activism. For more information and ideas about
how to be an active citizen go to www.citizenyou.org
