What a beautiful example of love and connection!
It can be difficult to send a loved one out into the world, unsure of how the world will see and accept them.
How wonderful to see the purposeful kindness of a stranger! https://t.co/MqAXUhwPdP
We are thankful for the work that MCW Global is doing to improve the lives of people in communities around the world.
We are looking forward to participating in the Young Leaders Program in Vermont the end of July, and asking... https://t.co/Ew5iFKSmUq
The intentional infusion of love into all of our interactions is the key to fostering the development of Beloved Community.
Here is a perfect example of a community coming together in a commitment to fully include and honor someone in a special way. https://t.co/zVELF4F70u
We are happy to share this news about Ali Stroker, who was one of our Heart to Heart honorees and a member of our extended Beloved Community. https://t.co/nZ6NT65kRo
Today, on the 25th anniversary of the onset of the genocide in Rwanda, our hearts are with the victims and survivors, including our dear Sister, Marie, whose life and story have inspired so much of the work we... https://t.co/NKFa0NqxHg
Thank you Alice Loffredo. . .
As we celebrate the return of the light in the darkness of winter, and get ready to welcome the New Year:
May we be at peace. May our hearts remain open.
May we awaken to the... https://t.co/Cw8D73rnUf
Hello, Friends. As many of you know, part of the work we do at What Better Looks Like is to support survivors of the genocide in Rwanda so that they can attend university. We have provided the funding already... https://t.co/wWn2cJkqEZ
On this day where we stop to give thanks, we want to say how thankful we are to everyone who makes our work possible.
Much love and gratitude to everyone making the world a better place!
Happy Thanksgiving!!!!!!
We are excited to share some news.
In 2010, a small group of friends cofounded What Better Looks Like.
Our mission includes asking people to think of ways they can use the question to visualize, articulate and create their own visions of a... https://t.co/8Hq3Kse27q
For the 4th year, Liz Gannon Graydon and Norma Loebwere invited to facilitate a program for our organization. What Better Looks Like, as part of the Coming Home program at the Reformed Church of Bronxville.... https://t.co/3zwsBOzhrS
We want to thank everyone who joined us Monday at the Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington. The film, Moving Stories, told the story of the Battery Dance Company, and their journey around the globe to help people... https://t.co/fFMgjMyfce
We just had the most powerful workshop we have ever done, as we always find new and deeper ways to connect at the level of our stories. The young leaders from around the globe delved into the stories they want... https://t.co/FfBVW7Ufe0
We had a wonderful day facilitating a workshop at Five Towns Community Center. We started with a โWhat BETTER Looks Likeโ workshop with teens grades 8-12 from the Five Towns area. Then they helped us facilitate... https://t.co/kdg6CadDeG
We are happy to announce that we have been invited, for the third year in a row, to facilitate a program with the Young Leaders Program of Miracle Corners of the World.
We will be headed to Vermont the last week of July to present... https://t.co/PWIpTBe1HW
We had a wonderful day working with the youth leaders at Hewlett High School as they shared their visions and stories of What BETTER Looks Like.
These are awesome young people with clearly articulated visions for the communities they wish to create.
Yesterday Liz Gannon-Graydon, represented WBLL on a panel at PSEG with Risco Mention-Lewis, Deputy Police Commissioner in the Suffolk County Police Department and Ryan Haygood, of the nationโs leading civil... https://t.co/VJA79Ez6O1