That seems to be the theme of the week — reaching out to potential sponsors, to existing sponsors, making new friends, talking with old friends. Love0 Share Tweet Share Pin
So, I sent out some thank you notes last night when I saw that within 5 days of launching, this site had received over 31,000 views. Today, as I write this, we are at 33,464! Why am I telling you this? Well, a couple of reasons. Love0 Share Tweet Share Pin
Painted on wall at the entrance to a Tibetan Monastery in Sarnath. Love0 Share Tweet Share Pin
YIPPEE!!!! I had a wonderful meeting with my accountant yesterday. Howie actually oversees his own non-profit, THE SOLO FOUNDATION, which is arts related. He is able to be our ‘fiscal sponsor’, which means any donations made to his group, earmarked for Built on Respect, are marked as charitable donations, and we are able to give […]
My five-year visa for India arrived today, so it seemed auspicious to get to work on this project. www.builtonrespect.com was updated to link to this page, I set up my matching email (minx at builtonrespect dot com), and decided to build out this profile as the main home for the initiative. It’s a lot easier […]
So I’ve been working on the net all week. I set up a project on the DoSomething.org site. Ian at Hopeless introduced me to Aria who works there, we had a nice meeting, they really embody the DIY spirit. Bands have been reposting, and as of last night, which was 4 days after the new […]
Supporting Sweetleaf Collective
Tibet Press Watch (ICT) 1/13
#Tsampa Revolution and Tattoos of Tibetan Refugees at Rutgers
AMP Magazine 6/11
YRB Magazine: 5/11 Tattoos of Tibetan Refugees
Built on Respect is a non-profit dedicated to raising human rights awareness through journalism and hands-on action.
