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The world is heading toward a make-or-break moment at COP30, the most important climate summit since Paris. As leaders gather in Belém, at the edge of the Amazon, We Don’t Have Time will be there in full force to make sure science, nature, and people take the center of the conversation. To do so, we’re sending one of the largest media delegations at COP30: 15 people on the ground in Belém, with more supporting from our studios in Stockholm, Washington DC and Nairobi. Together, we’ll produce more than 100 hours of live broadcasts, giving scientists, innovators, and changemakers a global platform to speak directly to the world. Last year, our COP coverage reached 23 million viewers. This year, we’re aiming even higher. Because when the science is this clear, silence isn’t an option. Get ready. We’re live from COP30, November 10–21!  Sign up today and invite yoir friends to make a difference! If you’re in Belém, join our COP30 WhatsApp News & Event group for live updates and invitations.

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www.animaltalksinc.com For anyone who has ever dealt with the loss of a pet, the grief can be overwhelming. The animal-human bond is immense during their lifetime but for many, trying to find resources for relief after the fact can be daunting.

According to data from the World Animal Foundation, 70% of households in the U.S. (90.5 million) owned a pet in 2022, as compared to 56% in 1988. These pet owners might share 15 to 20 years with their animal – be it a dog, cat, bird, rabbit or otherwise – and may even be around them 24 hours a day.

The absence caused by their death is what led Reverend Kaleel Sakakeeny, an animal chaplain, to create the nonprofit organization Animal Talks, which offers grief counseling to those in mourning.

With more humans than ever owning a pet, a story on how to cope with loss of one may be of interest to your audience. Reverend Sakakeeny can discuss more including:

· The different stages of grieving that pet owners may experience
· How an animal’s death can compare to that of a human’s in our lives
· What can happen if we do not grieve the death of a pet properly
· How to decide if one-on-one grief counseling is right for you

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Asian trade megadeal RCEP signed after years of talks

SINGAPORE — Fifteen countries spanning the Asia-Pacific region on Sunday signed the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership agreement, creating a vast free trade framework that promises to help speed up the members’ post-pandemic growth.

RCEP, which also sets common rules and standards for a range of economic activity, will come into effect once the participants ratify the pact.

The 15 countries include China, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand, along with the 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. Together, they account for around 30% of the world’s gross domestic product and population. Read more.

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I graduated from the Central Academy of Fine Arts majoring Chinese painting and got MA degree. After that, I came to New York to study illustration in FIT MFA program, I am graduating this May.

As an illustrator, my artwork has been featured on some magazines such as Interiors + Sources and Woman’s Day, and worked for some companies’ AD such as Eurostar and Di Lusso Deli. I also go to NYFW to draw live sketches.

As a blogger, I work for a fashion blog, Heydoyou.com. Also I have my own Wechat blog, and the articles are posted on different websites. China National Radio started to work with me from last summer, I talk about my New York life as a weekly podcast.

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Harlem Mother’s S.A.V.E (Stop Another Violent Ending), www.harlemmotherssave.org a Harlem based charity led by Ms. Jackie Rowe Adams seeking to end gun violence and bridge the gap between cop and community, is hosting their annual summer event entitled, “Play Street”.

We anticipate hundreds of children, families and members of law enforcement from the 26th, 32nd and 36th precincts will gather for games, talks and community fun.

The kickoff for this weekly event is this Thursday, July 14th beginning at 1:00pm on 128th Street between St. Nicholas Avenue (7th) & Frederick Douglas Blvd (8th Ave), where Donahue Peebles III will give the opening remarks. Please come here him address our youngest and most vulnerable community members and law enforcement in a timely speech.

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If you’re learning ways to find inner peace, are you really helping create world peace? We asked best-selling author and peace activist Marianne Williamson, whose nonprofit Peace Alliance is working to create a U.S. Department of Peace, what “being peace” looks like.

Q: Do you believe world peace is really possible?

A. I think a fundamental change of heart is possible and necessary. I think we’re nearing the tipping point, actually. Millions on this planet are getting sick and tired of being sick and tired. Even in this country, people are finally waking up to the monstrosity of this war in Iraq — for our own people, and for others as well.

So of course peace is possible; peace is our natural state. Happy, secure people do not wake up in the morning and try to kill other people.

We’ll begin to have fundamental success at creating a peaceful world when we make alleviating unnecessary human suffering our highest priority — when as nations and individuals we are alert to human despair and make ourselves available to help.

I’m not talking about co-dependency, lack of human accountability and all that. I’m talking about the greatest nation in the world seeing 350 million children in the world going to sleep hungry every night, and thousands dying of hunger each day, as totally unacceptable.

What the United States usually calls our “vital national interests” reflects an obsolete, unsustainable worldview. The short-term economic and geo-political interests of a relatively small group are placed before the health and well-being of the majority of human beings on the planet. The people of the world will no longer tolerate that.

With the plethora of weapons of mass destruction on the planet today, if we don’t move the world in the direction of greater peace somehow, a global catastrophe could conceivably occur. So how can anyone find inner peace without doing all they can to help bring greater peace to the outer world as well?

We need to be inner activists and outer activists.

How can each of us be an “inner activist”?

The idea that any individual is supposed to “bring peace to the world” has a grandiose ring to it. But what I’ve experienced is a maturation process of starting to appreciate that all of us are here to help heal the world.

I realized that I myself was not at peace, though probably no more or less than anyone else. My primary responsibility was to find my own inner peace through forgiveness, self-awareness, redemption and atonement … a constant, never-ending process. From there I would be able to radiate peace to others.

Whoever you’re not forgiving, forgive. Take a brutally honest look at where you harbor hate and judgment — and give it up.

Believe me, I know this is not always easy. But when it’s hard, if I pick up “A Course in Miracles” and read it almost anywhere, I’m given some extraordinary help.

Nothing is a more powerful peace-building force than genuine spiritual practice. Gandhi said that “The end is inherent in the means.” So only as we ourselves release our anger, can we bring peace to the world.

Many people might say, “Oh, but I don’t hate anybody.” Yeah, sure. Look again …

How can each of us be an “outer activist”?

We spend many billions of dollars on waging war; we spend a tiny fraction of that on waging peace. Every time we help a child, we wage peace. Every time we build a school, we wage peace. Every time we feed the hungry, we wage peace. Food, medicine, education, economic opportunity — these are the building blocks of true peace.

There are simply too many desperate people on this planet. And in many cases, even if their despair was not directly caused by the policies of the United States, it wasn’t addressed by the policies of the United States either. That has become a security risk.

Desperate people strike out in their despair. Desperate people become easily vulnerable to ideological capture by extreme, hate-filled groups — whether it’s inner-city gangs or terrorist organizations. And then we have, as we do now, a very serious problem on our hands.

Do you think world peace will happen in your lifetime?

It’s almost irrelevant whether we will live to see total world peace. Our own lifetime is just a tiny piece of the puzzle. We need to begin to live for the ages.

Susan B. Anthony gave her entire life to the cause of women’s suffrage; she didn’t live to see the passage of the l9th Amendment, but I always feel that whenever an American woman votes, Susan B. Anthony’s soul — wherever it is — must tingle.

Named by “Newsweek” as one of the 50 most influential baby-boomers, Marianne Williamson has written nine books including four #1 “New York Times” best-sellers. For more information visit www.marianne.com.

Our Deepest Fear

by Marianne Williamson from A Return To Love: Reflections on the Principles of A Course in Miracles

“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won’t feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It’s not just in some of us; it’s in everyone. And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others.”

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