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Join the urban farming movement

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The subliminal subtext of the 2016 Rio Games

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The White House Garden gets support to endure from Burpee seed company

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Chefs’ dream garden grows in the middle of Manhattan at Farm.One

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Experiencing New York’s High Line revision

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Syrian dancer helps children through tears and rubble

When there is nothing left to do, you might as well do something. In Syria, where the war is five years and counting, dancing might be the last thing on anyone’s mind. But for Ahmad Joudeh, it is a priority. Dance is his lifeblood, and he is fueling others with it, too.

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Take empathy to a new level by living just like a displaced person. A group of Syrian refugees advertised their camp tent as a...

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