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Foreign Policy Association: Children

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Children and women are some of the most vulnerable groups of people today.  Don’t get me wrong – I am all for empowerment of all individuals – but I really think that we cannot discount the fact that children, especially, are more prone to abuse and neglect.  It is thus a pleasure for me to feature the blog Foreign Policy Association: Children.  Behind this blog is Cassandra Clifford, a non-profit freelancer who is working hard to put a stop to human trafficking.  She fills the pages of the blog with so much relevant information.  It is a must visit for anyone who declares that he/she has social morals.

Real Estate Blogger

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Economies and markets may be down right now but for those who have some extra cash to burn, it could be a good thing.  One of the industries highly affected by economic problems is the real estate industry.  As such, there is no better time to learn more about everything related to real estate than right now.  Whether you are thinking of buying or selling a piece of property, information is always important.  The Real Estate Blogger talks about everything real estate – from buying to selling to mortgage and more.  It is a good place to find practical information on real estate issues, especially for those residing in Canada.

London Blog

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I don’t know what it is about the English but they do hold a certain appeal for a lot of people.  The English language, the British culture – their way of life in general, makes for an interesting read.  If you have a particular affinity for all things British, you might want to visit the London Blog.  It showcases life in London – the center of the UK, in many respects – as experienced by a real person.  Real experiences by a real person – from the theatre to musical gigs to sports events, you would feel as if you were transported to the city itself.

The World Through Laura Martinez’s Eyes

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Laura Martinez is a bilingual journalist and editor with over 15 years of experience covering the business beat in Latin America and the U.S. Hispanic market.

Her blog is all about Mexican/Hispanic culture, and it’s well worth an hour or two of sifting through its contents. She captures the quirks of Mexican/Hispanic culture so pricelessly, to give readers a totally interesting read.

If you want to soak into the Mexican culture through Laura Martinez’s eyes, hop on over to her blog now!

The Face of Hunger

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The Face of Hunger is the personal blog of Stop Hunger Now founder and president Ray Buchanan. The blog serves as Ray’s thoughts on how to alleviate the problem of food scarcity in the less fortunate parts of our world. More →

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