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Author Archive: Solidarity Uganda
Two Solidarity Uganda Co-Founders Recognized at Torch of Global Enlightenment
The World Affairs Council of Harrisburg (WACH), an organization focused on global diversity, interfaith cooperation, and peacemaking hosted the 2nd Annual Torch of Global Enlightenment Awards to honor organizations and individuals who have demonstrated the values to which WACH ascribes. On the list of individual nominees were Suzan and Phil Wilmot, two of Solidarity Uganda’s […]
I am selling (giving away) all these books:
The time has come to rid myself of books. All profits will support Solidarity Uganda. Must at least be able to pick them up (in Hanover or Harrisburg, PA) or pay for shipping. Make all offers to phil [at] solidarityuganda [dot] com or call/text 717 six-zero-eight 2960. Books listed in italics are those which you should consider […]
The Importance of Anger
Development workers and mediators, amongst others, tend to want to cool down the flames, to lighten the mood, to diffuse loudness and verbal aggression, to “resolve conflict” and “restore beauty.” Yet without conflict, tension, and anger, we make very little progress, except for a short time at the surface. Anger is authentic when experienced as […]
How a Documentary Film Will Protect Land in Uganda
Solidarity Uganda recently announced its documentary film project “Our Feet Are Rooted,” a film which will highlight Amuru residents’ nonviolent resistance to the theft of their land by oil and sugar corporations. The film will chronicle the history of the land conflict through the eyes of local communities and residents and will be produced using […]