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A Responsible Plan to End the War in Iraq
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Global Corporate Social Responsibility Proposed for 21st Century
Intergenerational workshop on the economy and social justice
Making Accountability Accountable
The Solidarity Economy and Responsibility
The USA Charter: Youth Charter of Responsibilities
Who’s Responsible for the Economy?
Published on 1 December 2006
Translations available in:
A New Brochure Available!
by Nina GREGG
| The brochure is designed as an invitation, to welcome and encourage participation in the Charter project throughout the US. The section "What You Can Do" offers examples of activities that individuals and groups can hold in their communities, workplaces, schools and civic organizations. The section "Reflection and Action" provides examples of how the Charter is being used as a focus of activities around the world. We hope the brochure will inspire people to initiate conversations and organize events focused on the concept of responsibility. Note: the third document to download is the new version of the Charter principles, which was revised end 2007. |
Documents
You can download the brochure here - First part (outside) in PDF format
Second part (inside) to download here (PDF)
Card with revised principles (.pdf)
