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Roving freelance journalist. Special projects, solutions, digital storytelling, data reporting, arts, travel & food. Couteau suisse. peter.g.yeung@gmail.com

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Reasons to be Cheerful – The data center backlash is uniting Americans

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By Steve Janes Verified, Peter Yeung Verified, MaryLou Costa
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Tell us about a shared experience in your life that transcends politics — a group activity or space where ideology is set aside.Maybe it’s movie nights on the town common, the pay-what-you-wish yoga class, your local community pool, the neighborhood 5-K fun run. Click the button below to send us your words and photos — we’ll feature them on our website and Instagram feed as part of our coverage of America’s 250th anniversary.
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The ‘Civic Hour’ Is Reinventing Volunteering

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By Peter Yeung Verified
| Reasons to be Cheerful Verified
Périfan, a longtime resident of Paris’s 17th arrondissement, has been involved in community projects in the area since the 1990s. It all began when he was stunned to read a grim news segment: An elderly woman was found dead in her apartment in Paris. Socially isolated, she had lain there for four months before being discovered. “It’s terrible to have somebody so detached from society,” says Périfan. “We can’t let this happen.
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asons to be Cheerful – Companies are letting homeless people sleep in their offices

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By Steve Janes Verified, Michaela Haas Verified, Peter Yeung Verified
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fter workers across France head home for the evening, their office buildings become something amazing. In conference rooms and break areas, temporary bedrooms unfold for homeless people. Kitchens, bathrooms, heat and doors that lock provide many of the niceties not found in conventional homeless shelters. Should every company do this?
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