This is a place where you can find other web-based resources, particularly videos and articles, that have been recommended for use in education, training, and reflection.  

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• TED:  Ideas Worth Spreading — Inspired Talks by the World's Leading Thinkers and Doers http://www.ted.com/ See in particular this video (Lisa Whitaker from Lynchburg has used it with students) by Jill Bolte Taylor:http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/jill_bolte_taylor_s_powerful_stroke_of_insight.html

• Reflection about the issues connected to the Presidential Election (diversity issues, American culture and history, public life).  Those who work with diverse populations would likely value the essay "He's Not Black" that appeared in The Washington Post.

• How to Manage Your Time: ManageYourTime contains over 50 articles written by our experts who continually update and add new content. 

The Bonner Foundation is working on a partnership with the Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting.  They produce a wide variety of journalistic and video resources, particularly focused on international issues and contexts.  Here are some excellent resources:

•    (1) India: Conflicts Within.  This is the project involving schools and universities around the country.  Questions already incorporated plus opportunities to question journalist Jason Motlagh on each of three conflict areas: religious/ethnic, environment and economy. URL is http://pulitzergateway.org

• (2) WaterWars.  A project on access, sanitation, climate-change aspects of water issues east Africa, similar setup to India with opportunity for comments and online interaction with journalists. URL is http://waterwars.pulitzergateway.org

• (3) LiveHopeLove. Multimedia site on the human face of HIV/AIDS, with focus on Jamaica but applicable anywhere. Not set up for comments/questions but we could add that separately. Very rich array of photography, video, original poetry and music. URL is: http://livehopelove.com