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My Home Is New Orleans
After Hurricane Katrina destroyed his adopted home, social worker Mike Miller had opportunities to move anywhere in the country. But he believes he’ll stay right where he belongs: in New Orleans.
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After The Storm

Once the hurricane, the tornado or the flood passes, the hard work of restoring “normal” life begins. Amidst the rubble of home and community, there are lessons to be found. Click the links below to explore the beliefs these essayists discovered in the wake of the storm.
Old Creeds In A New World
United Nations’ Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold gleaned his belief in the value of public service from his family’s line of soldiers, government officials, scholars and clergymen. Hammarskjold said willing fulfillment of duty was an expression of love.
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Recently Featured 1950s Essays
Book Features Essays from the 1950s
Our latest anthology draws from essays broadcast on Edward R. Murrow’s This I Believe series in the 1950s. You’ll enjoy reading 50 thoughtful and inspiring statements of belief by Harry S. Truman, Helen Keller, Jackie Robinson, Margaret Mead, James Michener, Eleanor Roosevelt, and many more.

This I Believe is pleased to welcome our corporate partner, Kellogg’s Corn Flakes®. Throughout 2010, Kellogg will sponsor our radio segments on Bob Edwards Weekend, our weekly podcasts, and this website. They will also help us launch exciting new initiatives to encourage elder Americans to share their statements of belief. 


