

Bloggers Unite is an attempt to harness the power of the blogosphere to make the world a better place. By asking bloggers to write about a particular subject on 1 day of the month, a single voice can be joined with thousands to help make a difference; from raising awareness for cancer, to an effort to better education systems or supporting 3rd world countries. Read More
On Nov 10th, bloggers unite for Refugees United
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On November 10th over 10,000 bloggers from around the world will unite to raise their voices on behalf of more than 40 million voiceless refugees. To ask the world to face the atrocities so many human beings must endure and to join hearts and minds to help bring forward information, understanding and action.
Join us on November 10th to tell your story, share your thoughts and be part of the global solution to a global problem. It is in our power to bring people to act to make a change. The core cause of Bloggers Unite and Refugees United is information. Information leads to empowerment. Bloggers Unite enables ordinary folks to make an extraordinary impact.We hope you will sign up to participate. Your actions will matter. Your words can help change lives.
Together, our voices will make a difference!

Bloggers Unite is an opportunity for bloggers, vloggers, and photobloggers to use their space to make the world a better place. By adding a badge, you can show your support of our newest social awareness campaign.
You can make your own too. Create and e-mail a badge to bloggersunite@blogcatalog.com and we will include it in our library of badges. The badge must support human rights and include the date of the next event — Nov 10. Add a badge to your blog early to show the world that you will joining thousands of bloggers who are willing to call for action to support human rights all over the world.





Refugees United is a non-profit organization that helps refugees relocate family and friends through the use of the internet.
Refugees United provides refugees with an anonymous forum to reconnect with missing family. By registering with nick- names, scars, former locations and other markers only identifiable to family and close friends, everyone can remain 'invisible' to all but relatives.
The Refugees United search engine is the first of it's kind. Visit Refugees United to see how it works and to learn more about the work that Refugees United is doing.

Want to hear what people are saying about Bloggers Unite? Would you like to chime in and make a suggestion for the next Bloggers Unite challenge? The Bloggers Unite discussion group from BlogCatalog is a great way for members to share stories, ideas, and give feedback to keep the Bloggers Unite movement going strong! Even if you don't have a blog of your own you can sign up for a guest account and join the conversation.


Recognizing the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Bloggers Unite For Human Rights brings bloggers together to make a statement that people do have inalienable rights that include life, liberty, justices, and the freedom to express ideas. The goal is to expose current atrocities or help raise awareness about the importance of human rights.
The Acts of Kindness theme aims at putting a human face on the bloggers responsible for so much good in the world. The goal is to expose their kindness and generosity as well as serve as an example to non-bloggers that volunteering for a charity, donating to a cause, or simply doing something kind for another person has a ripple effect around the world. "Maybe 20,000 bloggers, vloggers, photographers will make a difference."
The Outcome we are after is to be part of the largest group of bloggers to ever blog about an important cause, all on the same day. On Sept. 27th, blog about putting an end to some sort of Abuse (you decide what kind of abuse to blog about)
We chose organ donation because it is a gift of life. So on July 18, let's all come together again and raise awareness about organ donation and the good it can do. Why organ donation? In Australia, more than 1,700 people are waiting for organ transplants. In Latin America, more than 50,000. In Europe and the United States, more than 170,000. In China, more than 2 million. In Africa, there isn't enough organization to really know. Without an organ transplant, these people will die.
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