The Harry Potter Alliance
RSSEsther Day 2012: Saying ‘I Love You’ is Hard
Esther Day, in honor of Esther Earl’s birthday, is a time to celebrate the power of love, family and friendship and to tell the people you love that you love them.
This Star Won’t Go Out (foundation started by Esther’s parents to assist other families going through the same thing)
John’s original Esther Day video
Julian’s Esther Day Project
Esther Day event hosted by her family in Quincy, MA
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About The Harry Potter Alliance
Did you ever wish that Harry Potter was real? Well it kind of is.
Harry and his friends start a student activist group called Dumbledore’s Army when the adults and politicians of their world fail to address the concerns of the day. The Harry Potter Alliance is a Dumbledore’s Army for the real world.
Just as Dumbledore’s Army wakes the world up to Voldemort’s return, works for equal rights of house elves and werewolves, and empowers its members, we:
* Work with partner NGOs in alerting the world to the dangers of global warming, poverty, and genocide.
* Work with our partners for equal rights regardless of race, gender, and sexuality.
* Encourage our members to hone the magic of their creativity in endeavoring to make the world a better place.
