This map shows one section of the Tutor/Mentor web library which has been growing since 1998. The articles in this section focus on issues of social justice, poverty, racism, inequality, housing disparities as well as on uses of maps to focus attention on all places where these are problems to be solved.

It takes time to walk through the various sections of the library enough to know what's there and to be able to share this information with others. Yet with better information we're able to do more to solve these problems.

The graphic at the right was used in a blog written in February by Sheri Edwards, a retired teacher from Washington State, who I met on Twitter several years ago. I hope you'll read it.

Sheri's blog demonstrates how anyone "fishing" in the Tutor/Mentor library can then share what they are learning in ways that encourage others to take a look, too.

I posted this graphic and a link to her blog in this article on the Tutor/Mentor blog. That's an example of giving attention to people who are sharing. Others could write similar blogs or post these links on Facebook, Twitter or Linkedin.

Why? Because it will take the collective effort of thousand of people, over many years, to solve some of the problems we face.