A model for making caring communities a reality the New Nexus of Aid post-COVID-19

Cornelia C. Walther
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ABSTRACT COVID-19 is areminder that all human beings are the same. Everyone has wants and needs, feelings and thoughts; painful and pleasant experiences. Despite this common undercurrent, it is widely recognized that the train of global growth leaves many individuals and communities behind. The world is fractured. A new perspective on aid, the localization of hearts accompanied by the globalization of minds and material resources, can help it heal. This article briefly outlines the dimensions that underpin individual and collective experiences, before proceeding with the consequences of this perspective on the present aid landscape. A new paradigm is offered to provide the theoretical basis for a different approach to compassionate giving in a post-COVID world.
一个将关怀社区变为现实的模式——后covid -19援助的新纽带
COVID-19提醒我们,所有人都是一样的。每个人都有欲望和需求,感觉和想法;痛苦和愉快的经历。尽管存在这种共同的暗流,但人们普遍认识到,全球增长的列车将许多个人和社区落在了后面。世界是分裂的。一种新的援助视角,即心灵的本土化伴随着思想和物质资源的全球化,可以帮助创伤愈合。本文简要概述了支撑个人和集体经验的维度,然后讨论了这一观点对当前援助形势的影响。本文提供了一个新的范式,为后covid世界中不同的富有同情心的捐赠方法提供了理论基础。
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