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January 2010
Ithaca is known as a pretty progressive place, but what is progress?
Instead of trying to answer the question, perhaps it's best to just notice. What are the members of our community doing? What shifts they are bringing into our community and the surrounding areas? How are you contributing to our progressive nature?
By thinking of progress as a constant and dynamic creation of culture by the individuals within, we can suddenly see progress at work. It is self-determined and organic in its growth. The following people are creating it all around us.
Here's to great progress in the new year and beyond!
Best Wishes,
Danielle Klock, Managing Editor
Featured Organization
Family Resource Leads Midwifery Legislation
Learn how BirthNet of the Finger Lakes is making progress for our midwives and the families for whom they care with the Midwifery Modernization Act.
Local Mindfulness Coach Ravi Walsh shatters the illusion of time as a necessary element to creating progress, as he illustrates how just a shift in perspective can create great personal transformation.
A progressive spirit can be characterized by thinking out of the box. Our friends at Share Tompkins have been re-imagining the distribution of resources.
On January 30 at the Henry St. John Building on Ithaca's South Side, Share Tompkins will host it's eighth swap meet. This time there's no swapping. Everything is FREE! Wishing Well is proud to be the co-sponsor.
In December we gave away two $25 gift certificates for Mama Goose to Wishing Well members who reviewed one of more than 160 businesses or organizations that are listed in our directory. The winners are:
