Brooch - Dancing nymphs in a frame of bats ca. 1902-03.
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Brooch - Dancing nymphs in a frame of bats ca. 1902-03.
Jeweler: René Lalique

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Quakers running a Citizens Advice Bureau to offer aid and support in Britain during the First World WarÂ
Door Panel, Yoruba Culture by Master of Ikerre (active c. 1900-1914), late 1800s, High Relief, carved in Wood, 147.955 x 71.1200 cm, Denver Art Museum.

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Ayyub and Arif were headed to pick up Alphonso mangoes from a farmer who was selling directly to housing societies. Near the Kopar Khairane slum (in New Mumbai), they saw a child playing alone in the middle of the road. Ayyub got out of the car to investigate. “His mother said he’s happy, let him be. We have nothing to eat. If he sits at home he will only bother me." The woman’s husband was a municipal sewage cleaner who had lost his job and her last meal was a banana she had eaten the previous day. One thing led to another and, in seven days, Ayyub raised ₹1.25 crore on Ketto. She put out a call for relief workers on Twitter; one gent showed up with his white Mercedes and volunteered to chauffeur the team; a computer shop in Dharavi doubled up as a place to store food supplies. When the money ran out, they raised another ₹50 lakh. They used the money to send migrant workers back home, to fund emergency medical procedures, buy oxygen cylinders and tarpaulin for flood-prone regions. They distributed 13kg packets of ration to 60,000 families across five states, she says. “The relief work kept me sane," she says. “I was out every day."
Priya Ramani, 'The impossible Rana Ayyub', Livemint
You don’t have to be a doctor to make a difference in the world
For example, if you wanted to work in the field for Doctors without Borders, but don’t want to go to medical school...
Doctors without Borders hires lab techs, financial administrators, pharmacists, operating room nurses, human resource people, mental health specialists, nurse anesthetists, water and sanitation specialists (and people with backgrounds in construction and electrical work), people in technical and supply logistics, midwives, RNs and nurse practitioners.
There are also other types of positions at their western headquarters (in NY, for example, they’re currently hiring in fundraising, multimedia, digital marketing, and data science).Â
At the end of life, we will not be judged by how many diplomas we have received, how much money we have made, how many great things we have done. We will be judged by, I was hungry, and you gave me something to eat. I was naked, and you clothed me. I was homeless, and you took me in.
Teresa of Calcutta
Members of the Friends Ambulance Unit heading off for relief service in Finland.Â