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The Respectful Revolution is a national, not-for-profit advocacy
project seeking to document positive action and inspire change.

The Revolution

...is about respectful solutions. It's about human evolution towards sustainability, not only through technologies, but more importantly through attitudes and behaviors.

Respectful Revolution invites you to browse through its growing story list to discover and be inspired by everyday heroes who choose to build through action, the kind of world we are all longing for.

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What's Next

Respectful Revolution began its journey in 2012 to celebrate and encourage positive action throughout the U.S. We've made headway but we feel it's time to evolve.

Besides taking on more commissioned projects both at home and abroad, we also plan to take all of you along on our own, Vlog-style personal quests, as we seek answers to important questions of our time. As always, we'll hit the road on a motorcycle, which is the trademark of our ongoing adventure!

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Video Marker

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a video portrait

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Journal Marker

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a blog post

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Routes

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route

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This marker represents several markers grouped together. It will change
size and have a number on it depending on how many are in the group.

Instructions

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Find the geographic area you're most interested in. You can double-click to zoom in, and you can click and drag the map to move around. There's also a zoom tool on the left.

Step 2

You can also "zoom into" the map by clicking on a marker cluster, which will reposition the map to show just the markers from that cluster. To "zoom out", you must use the zoom tool on the left.

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Once you find the marker you're interested in, click on it! A callout will show you the name of that marker, which you click on to get to the post itself. Click away - you can always come back to the map.

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