Posts by Linda Rentschler
Choosing Between Anger and Peace
This blog post is a summary of a piece originally written for the Overcoming Odds campaign Stand Up Speak Up, an initiative to stop the corruption within the adoption industry…
Read MoreNNFS Mid Atlantic Regional Gathering
On Friday, April 13, Humanitarian Social Innovations attended the Mid Atlantic Regional Gathering of the National Network of Fiscal Sponsors (NNFS) at Open Works in Baltimore. The agenda was full…
Read MoreNew Program: One Mom Three Girls
“Defying the Odds & Rising Above” Humanitarian Social Innovations is proud to announce a new member of our social entrepreneur community: One Mom Three Girls, Inc. One Mom Three Girls…
Read MoreNew Program: Bethlehem Women of Excellence
We are proud to introduce a new member of our community of social impact, Bethlehem Women of Excellence. Bethlehem Women of Excellence empowers women and families of Bethlehem, PA who…
Read MoreNew Program – Mountain Bike Afghanistan
Humanitarian Social Innovations is proud to announce the newest member of our social impact family: Mountain Bike Afghanistan. Mission Mountain Bike Afghanistan (MTB Afghanistan) is a program focused on “empowering…
Read MoreA Family Reunited – Maria Rubio
Writing Wrongs is a community journalism program in which college students explore various social issues and create a book about the people affected. Last year’s issue, “Untold, Unseen, Unheard: Perspectives…
Read MoreNew Program: Lehigh Valley My Brother’s Keeper
Humanitarian Social Innovations is proud to introduce a new member of our social impact community: Lehigh Valley My Brother’s Keeper. History of My Brother’s Keeper Lehigh Valley My Brother’s Keeper…
Read MoreNew Program: We Need Books
“People may go to the library looking mainly for information, but they find each other there.” – Robert Putnam We are proud to introduce We Need Books, a new organization…
Read MoreLife as an Undocumented Immigrant – Rainy Leonor
Writing Wrongs is a journalistic magazine that features stories about social issues written by students. Last year’s issue, “Untold, Unseen, Unheard: Perspectives on Immigration,” contains interviews with immigrants detailing their…
Read MoreWriting Wrongs: Troy Harris’s Story
Writing Wrongs is a journalistic magazine that features stories about social issues written by students. Last year’s issue, “Addiction: Stories of Hope”, contains interviews with residents at Easy Does It…
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