Life’s Hidden Joys The May issue of Wired magazine is guest edited by J.J. Abrams, influential creator of TV shows Alias, Lost and Fringe and director of the new Star Trek movie. He describes the times we are in as “the Age of Immediacy” and points to our ability to Google 50,000 references for any subject and to Twitter
» Read moreMark your Calendar for our 31st Annual Covered Dish Supper and Celebration on Thursday, May 7th at the Savannah Station at 601 Cohen Street. If you have been curious about citizen advocacy, we hope you’ll come! 5:30 – 6:45 Social Time on the patio with live music, wine, cheese and other appetizers 6:45 – 7:45 The Biggest and Best
» Read moreCitizen advocacy is a way of intentionally inviting people to become more important to one another. It allows people to face several illusions and work toward a more inclusive community. Intentional Invitations… We invite people who live comfortable lives in Savannah to enter into a personal relationship with one person with a developmental disability who is living a hard
» Read moreContinuing our exploration of the theme of Courage, Compassion, and Community in Action, we are proud to co-sponsor with the Sentient Bean a talk and book signing by authors of The Wrong Side of Murder Creek – Robert Zellner and Constance Curry – as part of the Savannah Book Festival on Saturday, February 7th at 11:00 a.m. in the Rotunda
» Read moreWe are building a resource list of books, magazines, articles, websites, blogs, podcasts, mainline films, indie films, and other forms of communication that speaks to the issues of personal courage and creating and encouraging community. What have you read, seen, heard that you would like to suggest? Here are a few examples: Film Lilies of the Field (1963) this Academy
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