Tag Archives: compassion

you don’t have to feel it

Posted on May 31, 2014 by Leah

Have you ever wondered why nonprofits and fair trade organizations insist on including images of starving children, decimated village landscapes, and communities in tattered clothing in their promotions? It’s because they know that people make decisions with their feelings. The … Continue reading →

Posted in Essays | Tagged advertising, burden, charity, compassion, duty, emotion, empathy, ethics, habit building, morality, nonprofits, obligation, social justic | 5 Comments

a few favorites

Posted on April 19, 2014 by Leah

afew by fracturedradiance featuring home decor Just a small assortment of images and things worthy of pinning this week: fair trade moccasins, a sporty midi dress, superb American Apparel flats, and a beautiful forest scene. Click on the styleboard to … Continue reading →

Posted in Styleboards | Tagged american apparel, compassion, easter weekend, favorites, forest, lent, midi dress, pinterest, polyvore | 1 Comment

human dignity

Posted on October 6, 2013 by Leah

“The person is the clearest reflection of the presence of God among us. To lay violent hands on the person is to come as close as we can to laying violent hands on God. To diminish the human person is … Continue reading →