Seeds of Change Consulting Corp

07/01/2016

I've seen this so many times. There are all-too-many corners of the world where ignoring the plight of vulnerable children is an everyday occurrence. How is it that the average citizen is conditioned to care about the well-dressed child, and yet disregard the impoverished, vulnerable child as expendable or unimportant? It breaks my heart to think that such biases are our harsh and unfair reality.

That said, I am glad for a video such as this. One that helps us question these inequitable, and often unconscious, judgments. Particularly so when the 'invisibles' brought into focus are our children. Hopefully through this lens we can take a deeper look into our values, our biases and ourselves -- and then decide, both individually and collectively, to do better for our lost children.

12/21/2014

Here's to strong women.
May we know them.
May we be them.
May we raise them.

10/08/2014

Dear Friends and Supporters,

We are pleased to announce that Seeds of Change has just received an invitation request from the Clinton Foundation, asking us to apply for a 2015 Complimentary Clinton Global Initiative Membership.

We are so honored, and will keep you apprised of our progress.

Thank you, as ever, for your continuing support.

Best,
The Seeds of Change Team

07/11/2014

Areas of the world most affected by poverty
(Photo Source: http://blog.indieflix.com)

07/07/2014

A crucial part of alleviating poverty is the empowerment of women
(Photo source: www.unwomen.org)

05/20/2014

We understand governments are busy and sometimes, what should be on their list of priorities isn’t. We propose bringing those priorities back into focus by lending our talents to solve entrenched problems that are dear to us all.

Read more http://consultants4good.org/blog/209

05/12/2014

Shout out to Plan's Because I Am A Girl campaign. Theirs is a profoundly articulate, timely and accurate message. The time is now...We must educate, support and raise up our girls.

Here at Plan, we believe that girls have a right to education and have the power to break the cycle of poverty. Simply click a button at http://www.raiseyour...

05/11/2014

I love Mother's Day. Through it we recognize the love, toil, challenges and victories that are wrapped up in womanhood, family and society. It is a wonderful day for reflection.

Today, I'm thinking of the strong women who have shaped my life, including my extended families in Bangladesh and India -- Ayesha, Lamia, Sufia, Marium, Aru and countless others. This list of amazing, yet unsung, women could fill a book. Your example constantly inspires me to be better and do more. Truly, your strength is the bedrock upon which Seeds of Change stands. Wishing a Happy Mother's Day to you and all the beautifully resilient women making our world a better place.

With All Love and Respect,
Rachel BH
President, Seeds of Change Consulting Corp

04/30/2014

The biographies of our team members will soon be uploaded on the website. You will be able to read about those working hard to fulfill Seeds of Change mission of "fostering social change through education, empowerment and economic development".

04/22/2014

“Lack of food is the leading cause of child death worldwide, killing 3.1 million children each year and accounting for 45 percent of all child mortality.” http://www.npr.org/blogs/health/2014/03/27/294895305/a-booming-economy-doesnt-save-children-from-malnutrition

04/17/2014

With a primary focus on educationally-linked children’s shelters and microfinance, we provide the following services: http://consultants4good.org/products-and-services

04/02/2014

"We will do it. We have to. I’d say it’s time to get down to business. This is why I came to Dhaka. Even modest successes will carry an impact, so we put our best foot forward for the women and children depending on us." - Rachel Hathaway http://consultants4good.org/blog/reflections-mirpur-one