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others. Entries don't need to be formal. Just create a list of six to eight books you can't live without. Your choices may span your lifetime or they might be current reading. Your recommendation to us is enough. Your name and location is also requested.

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November 2013 Newsletter

Dear Friends,

Paola Gianturco, photo journalist and author, has shared with us Grandmother Power: A Global Phenomenon. The book "features activist grandmothers worldwide who are fighting courageously and effectively to create a better future for grandchildren everywhere."

She shows us a new world where "grandmothers are a powerful resource for important social change but not many people know about the activists much less a whole movement of them."

At www.globalgrandmotherpower.com you can find Paola in a t-shirt that urges all grandmothers to recognize that "the force is with you." There is a mobile photography exhibit for individuals or communities to use to start a grandmothers group in US towns and cities.

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Being Ourselves

Enjoying Life:

Walking the Labyrinth

It's not easy for people to be active where they live. Communities need meeting places where individuals and groups can gather to walk. Many towns and cities in the United States have built outdoor labyrinths for this purpose. Read my blog (Margaret Rappaport, Veriditas Certified Labyrinth Facilitator) to discover the potential of walking the labyrinth for health and wellness.

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Dr. Margaret Rappaport, Founder and Executive Director
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