Posts Tagged ‘education’
Education in Place of Shame
Posted Dec 19 in Articles by 3 Comments
The Holy Land Institute for the Deaf may look like just a school, but it’s combating harsh perceptions of disability in Jordan…
From Taboo to Treasured: Kenya, Summer 2011
Posted Aug 16 in Trip Recaps by No Comments
Who knew that talking about menstruation is transforming the lives of girls living in Kibera?
Unexpectedly Ordinary: Kenya, Summer 2011
Posted Aug 15 in Trip Recaps by 2 Comments
So I have this thing for the extraordinary.
Photo Gallery: The Future of Kenya Speaks
Posted Aug 09 in Photo Galleries by No Comments
Read what ZanaA students have to say about themselves and the future—things are looking bright!
An Education in Education: Part II
Posted Jul 26 in Articles by 5 Comments
Day 2 of Kenyan high school: a refreshing look at what’s here instead of what’s missing.
An Education in Education: Part I
Posted Jul 25 in Articles by 6 Comments
My experience as a Kenyan high schooler (aka my most frustrating day of school ever).
Men Who Fight for Women
Posted Jul 13 in Articles by 13 Comments
Men talking about pads? Read why we’re never really “out of place” in the fight for social justice.
Photo Gallery: Girl Power in Kibera
Posted Jun 30 in Photo Galleries by 7 Comments
See how Zana Africa is helping unleash the potential of girls in Kibera slum with computers and sanitary pads
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