UPDATE - 6/20@8:52AM: The video is now also up on YouTube (thanks RushFanForever):
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See the Good is a new celebrity-amplified global anti-hate campaign created in partnership with The Raoul Wallenberg Centre For Human Rights that promotes commonalities without asking people to choose sides. The campaign launched in January, and Rush's Geddy Lee is one of the many celebrities involved. See the Good creates and shares emotionally resonant stories about people on a mission to make the world a better place, and they've already raised over $300K towards their $500K goal to ensure the organization is the most visible and effective campaign against hate. Geddy was featured in a video last month where he tells the story of Doctor Nikolai Amosov, who invented the antithrombotic artificial heart valve in 1965, which would have saved the life of Geddy Lee's father, who died that same year. Yesterday Geddy posted another video (thanks RushFanForever) where he tells the story of Israeli inventor Haim Shtalryd, who created Baby Sense - the first monitor of its kind to watch over sleeping infants and help prevent Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). You can learn more about the campaign by watching this introductory trailer, and visiting their website at seethegoodnow.com.
