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As of May 31st, Chicago will be losing one of its greatest safety nets, Community Counseling Centers of Chicago (C4). C4 serves over 10,000 children and adults annually and provides …
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Recall a recent grocery errand experience. Visualize your course around the store and the items you amassed in the shopping cart. How many pre-made, packaged, and frozen goods occupy the …
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For many of us, we may not be paying close attention to the current wildlife status simply because it’s not at the forefront of our conversations or media until something …
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It began as a couple of high school guys making “dumb iron on tee shirts” together. But now, The Parative Project is a brand that raises awareness about human trafficking by …
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According to the American Community Survey conducted by the US Census Bureau there are 1,940,269 youths under the age of 18 years old living in New York City.[1] That is …
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South by Southwest (SXSW) took over Austin last week. As one of this city’s many recent transplants, I previously only experienced the festival via the Internet and all of the videos …
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It is quite possible that wherever one may walk in the city one may be greeted by a homeless person, or in actuality, one is given an opportunity to help …
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Leaves of kale tossed with currants, toasted pine nuts, grated parmigiano reggiano and lemon vinaigrette compose a garnering of consciously-cultivated ingredients whose personal histories marry at the crossroad of 44th …
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Images: Conscious Commerce  It’s the weekend! This just in -Olivia Wilde + Conscious Commerce have made some pretty sweet headlines for Conscious fashion over on E! News, The …
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Images via SanFernando Valley Rescue Mission The San Fernando Valley Rescue Mission is in comeback mode. In May, a fire ravaged the Mission, which supports and serves …
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Photo by Maggie Stein

In one of my college classes, we read the book To Change the World by James Hunter, a prominent sociologist. He writes, “The practice …
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Ariel Kennan is a designer who has created everything from policy to public spaces. She is the co-founder of Designing Government, an online resource and gathering place …
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My story is not inspired by an adventurous trip taken to Africa or any other part of the developing world. No, mine actually started over …
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Photos by Ingrid Spielman

Startup Weekend, the Social Impact edition, held this Summer in New York City at the East Village WeWork headquarters, brought together those who are …
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After a car trip, a metro-north ride, and a subway transfer I found myself outside The Meatball Shop in Chelsea ready to enter my first Feast. To be honest, I …
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Photo by Michael Loccisano / Getty Images for I’m ME 

During a trip to Haiti, David Nelson (WR, New York Jets) asked a child what he wanted. This …
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New York City kicked off this year’s festival season with a bang: Governors Ball Music Festival was a three-day whirlwind of hot sun and even hotter bands. …
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Photo Credit: Mel Barlow & Co. Editor’s Note: Alden Wicker of EcoCult joins Conscious to share about “Cool + Conscious Things To Do in NYC” here on consciousmagazine.co. Check out …
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We at Conscious Magazine celebrated the release of our second print issue, The Los Angeles Issue at HUB LA in Downtown Los Angeles. This was the second release party with the first …
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We at Conscious Magazine celebrated the release of our second print issue, The Los Angeles Issue at the “Cool” STORY in New York City. (Note, our next release party is …
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Los Angeles is a region of tremendous talent. It has a thriving creative community, innovative businesses and nonprofit organizations, a burgeoning tech and startup scene, and an …
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Lara Torvi is the Communications Manager at the New York City Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (NYC DOITT). NYC DOITT is responsible for modernizing government technology; improving IT …
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[metaslider id=56904] Featuring: An Interview with Gita Nandan of NY Rising.

In May our friends from The Feast NYC, a monthly dinner series that gathers creatives, and entrepreneurs for inspired …
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Chelsea Mauldin is the Executive Director of the Public Policy Lab, which works with public agencies to identify service-design challenges. The Public Policy Lab assembles teams that translate complex …
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It is always such an incredible blessing to witness creativity paired with an opportunity to give back. This weekend,  a friend of mine, Matt Carman, who is the Co-Editor, …
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