Posts By Little and LOUD Inc.
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Hi everyone, we have integrated our blog to our brand new website. Please view all of our updates from our homepage: http://www.littleandloud.org
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DO WHAT YOU LOVE! (the ending is the best part)
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Friend and volunteer Vivien Dinh is now in Fote and has created a website to document her experience. Read her honest, insightful and hopeful words here:
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Birke articulately tells us how our food system really is, shows us by example how to be informed and presents our choices. We learned about this inspiring video from KarmaTube where they have suggestions on how you can “be the change you wish to see in the world.” Happy Friday!
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While we get our “Dear World It’s Me” site together, we thought we’d feature some letters from the children at the Thurber House we’ve workshopped with during Summer Writing Camp. (Click on images for larger view. You may also visit the Little and LOUD Flickr group page to see more.)
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Firstly, we would like to once again and officially welcome Sarah Grosh for joining the Little and LOUD team! Sarah is an Art Educator and is going to be working on setting up Little and LOUD in the United States. Please read more information about her, on our About page under the section, “The Team”. Rhoda and Sarah will be…
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Michelle is currently in the Solomon Islands with new volunteers but we are so very sorry to say that we never posted our last volunteers’ account of their experience in Fote. We are so sorry Max and Sarah! We hope you forgive us Amidst all the moving, traveling, getting married (for Rhoda!) and setting up in U.S., your wonderful story…
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We hate to be biased but this is a friend’s stepdaughter who is blowing us away with her creative activism! Please have a look at her video and vote. She is exemplifying what we at Little and LOUD want to support, empowered and engaged creative youth using innovative eco-friendly ways to connect with and support other youth!
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Child prodigy Adora Svitak says the world needs “childish” thinking: bold ideas, wild creativity and especially optimism. Kids’ big dreams deserve high expectations, she says, starting with grownups’ willingness to learn from children as much as to teach. Now this is exactly what we’re talking about!
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When approached by my brother, John, with the idea of doing some volunteer work in the Solomon Islands, my first question was, where’s the Solomon Islands? Apart from hearing the name once or twice in my life I didn’t know where it was and knew even less about what goes on there. I soon learnt a bit about the country…
