The End of Poverty? - In a world with so much wealth, why is there still so much poverty?

In a world with so much wealth, why is there still so much poverty?

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Michael Gillespie is now a member of The End of Poverty?

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Carl Webb posted the link Robert Schalkenbach Foundation

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Matthew Harris, Rick and debby joined The End of Poverty?

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Story of Stuff

The Story of Stuff is a 20-minute, fast-paced, fact-filled look at the underside of our production and consumption patterns. The Story of Stuff exposes the connections between a huge number of environmental and social issues, and calls us together...

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Welcome to The End Of Poverty? Social Network!

Welcome to The End Of Poverty? Social Network. We created this network as a space for individuals and organizations worldwide to collaborate resources and ideas for the purpose of eliminating global poverty. We hope this network will become a worldwide social forum to examine and critically analyze all current financial policies and any other issues contributing to global poverty. Discuss eliminating international debt, tax reform, agrarian reform, ceasing the privatization of natural resources, de-growth, and other ways we can end poverty. Join the network, share your ideas, discuss the causes of poverty, debate, join forces, organize campaigns, and start making a difference.
– The Cinema Libre Studio Team

If you would like to help us develop action campaigns around the issues contributing to global poverty, email info@theendofpoverty.com

Blog Posts

Barack Obama’s three misdeeds in Africa

Emilie Tamadaho Atchaca (Benin), Solange Koné (Ivory Coast), Jean Victor Lemvo (Congo Brazzaville), Damien Millet (France), Luc Mukendi and Victor Nzuzi (Congo Kinshasa), Sophie Perchellet (France), Aminata Barry Touré (Mali), Eric Toussaint (Belgium), Ibrahim Yacouba (Niger), all members of CADTM www.cadtm.org 1

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Posted by CinemaLibreStudio on July 22, 2009 at 2:18pm — 1 Comment

Make the Planet Cooler Heats up the Economy

a 30 second animation commercial from Repower America on how to help our economy by helping our environment.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcg5XiE2GDk&feature=related

Posted by Adilla on April 21, 2009 at 12:30pm

Warning: Don’t watch The End of Poverty? (or read about it) if you want to preserve your contentment with your lifestyle and the web of structures—historic and current—that make it possible.

SOJOURNERS MAGAZINE - April issue

Reviews
Poverty is No Accident
The End of Poverty? written and directed by Philippe Diaz. Cinema Libre Studio.
review by Kaitlin Barker

Warning: Don’t watch The End of Poverty? (or read about it) if you want to preserve your contentment with your lifestyle and the web of structures—historic and current—that make it possible. If the notion of the United States as empire—and poverty as the direct result of empire—is unpalatable, turn the page quickly. Even if en… Continue

Posted by Beth Portello on March 23, 2009 at 3:54pm — 3 Comments

Accepted to the Bahrain Human Rights Film Festival - May 1 - 4

The film was just accepted to the Bahrain Human Rights International Film Festival (BHRIFF) in Bahrain, which takes place May 1 - 4.

Bahrain Human Rights International Film Festival (BHRIFF) is a not-for-profit cultural event dedicated to introduce and promote films related to human rights in the region. It is a unique opportunity to celebrate the cinema related to human rights and offer a link between the international filmmakers, directors and producers with the available talents and resource… Continue

Posted by Beth Portello on March 12, 2009 at 11:22am