So in attempt to be more active on my blog, I hope to be writing regularly on stories and events related peace, media, technology, human rights, Japan, New York and any where else in the world.
I came across this today through one of my email list serves and once again wished I was in New York to participate.
The Satya Graha Forum is organizing the Be the Change Walk which starts at four different points through out Manhattan and converges at Union Square, where unbeknownst to many stands a statue of Gandhi. This is the kick off event for Metropolitan Opera's presentation of Philip Glass's (composer) Satayagraha at Lincoln Center. Glass, journalist Gustav Neibuhr and Vishakha N. Desai will discuss Gandhi's legacy at an event on April 23rd.
To view the events line up for the month of April click here.
The walk starts at 1pm on April 6th from the following locations:
| NORTH: | New York Public Library 5th Avenue & 42nd St. |
| EAST: | Sara D. Roosevelt Park E. Houston St. & Chrystie St. |
| SOUTH: | City Hall Park (South end) Broadway & Park Row |
| WEST: | Chelsea Park 9th Ave. & 27th St. |
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