Posts Tagged ‘slums’
Going Deeper: Kenya Fall 2009
Posted Jan 10 in Trip Recaps by No Comments
Spending four extra months as a World Next Door journalist in Kenya gave me a chance to be immersed in a passionate, bold and hope-filled community!
Just As You Are
Posted Dec 29 in Articles by 2 Comments
John Ogonda won’t let his lack of money or credentials stop him from pursuing his dream to bring transformation to Kibera slum.
New Partnerships, New Hope
Posted Dec 20 in News by 1 Comment
It was a joy for me to see how the right combination of motivated people, both in Kenya and the US, is bringing real transformation to Kibera slum.
Unexpected Joy : Kenya 2009
Posted Aug 22 in Trip Recaps by 2 Comments
In the midst of poverty, hunger and disease in Kenya, the most unlikely and unexpected things are arising. Joy. Hope. Love. It was an unforgettable summer…
Where Are the Dudes?
Posted Aug 19 in Articles by 15 Comments
There are a LOT more girls involved in social justice than guys. Does someone want to explain why???
Retrospective: Owning the Issues
Posted Aug 16 in Articles by 6 Comments
Witnessing real transformation in Kenya is making me think about social justice in a whole new way.
All the Watches
Posted Aug 08 in Travel Journals by 2 Comments
Living for five weeks on “Kibera time” has taught me a lot about genuine relationships…
Photo Gallery: Juicy
Posted Aug 06 in Photo Galleries by 1 Comment
As a group of AIDS widows learned how to make fresh juice, a whole new future opened up for them…
Kibera After the Violence
Posted Aug 04 in Articles by 7 Comments
Over a year after the post-election clashes, Kibera is slowly rebuilding…
Rain
Posted Aug 02 in Travel Journals by 7 Comments
After two dry and dusty months in Kenya, I have developed a new appreciation for rain…
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