Planning Little

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Planning has a central essential legitimacy in addressing social goals. Despite the ideal position of planning in being able to initiate, encourage and strengthen the links between the theory and practice of feminism in its relationship with gender, planning can act against women's interests and thus reinforce the unequal distribution of powers between the sexes, not only within the planning discipline but also in the assumptions and pratice in our use of the built environments...

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im starting a save the earth/ go green type thing, and i'm opening a website, but i have a little planning.?

well... im opening a website for it, then basically get a ton of members, and have a motto saying to be in the group that you need to promise to recycle and to as much as possible to help out with the earth, then i was going to assign little projects for people, and like sponsor as much going green stuff as i can. any other ideas?

Promises tend to be broken and forgotten.
Pledges on the other hand are often kept up long enough for people to get in the habit.
So rather than try to get folks to promise to always recycle beverage containers, ask them to pledge to donate a quarter for every one that they do throw in the trash.

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