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A space for love and hope: The year ahead for CreatureKind

January 9, 2017 becreaturekind
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What I need in times like this are spaces for love and hope: areas of activity where I know that devoting my time, energy, and resources will make a positive difference to others, whether they are nearby or far away. 

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