Greetings,


Celebrate Ashoka's "NEW HEROES"
On PBS, Tuesdays June 28 and July 5

Be Inspired

"The <http://ga4.org/ct/tpz90ud1Bmdk/> New Heroes," hosted by Robert
Redford, is a four-hour PBS series that travels the globe to explore the
ideas and impact of 12 "social entrepreneurs" who are making the world a
better place.

Around the world, courageous men and women are tackling "impossible" social
problems by using business skills coupled with passion and determination.
The New Heroes documentary explores the work of social entrepreneurs the
world, eight of whom are Ashoka Fellows.

Ashoka Fellow Inderjit Khurana is one of the "New Heroes" that you will
meet. She started train platform schools in cities in India (right) to
bring education to homeless and orphaned children who flock to stations to
beg from passengers. This series features the innovative solutions of
Inderjit and eleven other social entrepreneurs.

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inspirational stories? Are you ready to jump from "caring" to "doing"? Then
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the world!

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Tune In:

The New Heroes
premiering
Tuesdays, June 28 and July 5
8 to 10 p.m. on PBS (check local listings <http://ga4.org/ct/gdz90ud1Bmdo/>
)

Click here <http://ga4.org/ct/g1z90ud1Bmd9/> for more information

Major funding for the New Heroes was provided by the Skoll Foundation. The
series was produced by Oregon Public Broadcasting in association with
Malone-Grove Productions, Inc. Additional funding provided by Calvert and
the Flora Family Foundation.




Greetings,


Celebrate Ashoka's "NEW HEROES"
On PBS, Tuesdays June 28 and July 5


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Be Inspired



"The New <http://ga4.org/ct/tpz90ud1Bmdk/> Heroes," hosted by Robert
Redford, is a four-hour PBS series that travels the globe to explore the
ideas and impact of 12 "social entrepreneurs" who are making the world a
better place.



Around the world, courageous men and women are tackling "impossible" social
problems by using business skills coupled with passion and determination.
The New Heroes documentary explores the work of social entrepreneurs the
world, eight of whom are Ashoka Fellows.



Ashoka Fellow Inderjit Khurana is one of the "New Heroes" that you will
meet. She started train platform schools in cities in India (right) to
bring education to homeless and orphaned children who flock to stations to
beg from passengers. This series features the innovative solutions of
Inderjit and eleven other social entrepreneurs.



Get Involved



Are you eager to find solutions to global problems? Are you moved by
inspirational stories? Are you ready to jump from "caring" to "doing"? Then
host a party <http://ga4.org/ct/g7z90ud1Bmdl/> , watch a movie and change
the world!



<http://ga4.org/ct/g7z90ud1Bmdl/>



Tell a Friend



Click here
<http://ga4.org/ashoka/join-forward.html?domain=ashoka_iti_team_1&r=57z90ud1
Fz3c&> to tell your friends about the show.

Tune In:


The New Heroes
premiering
Tuesdays, June 28 and July 5
8 to 10 p.m. on PBS (check <http://ga4.org/ct/gdz90ud1Bmdo/> local
listings)
Click here <http://ga4.org/ct/g1z90ud1Bmd9/> for more information

Major funding for the New Heroes was provided by the Skoll Foundation. The
series was produced by Oregon Public Broadcasting in association with
Malone-Grove Productions, Inc. Additional funding provided by Calvert and
the Flora Family Foundation.



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