Childhood Blindness Prevention: Seva Canada Programs in Malawi
Fragile: Story of migrants from Bihar working in Calcutta’s largest wholesale market.
Photo Essay: Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya
Investing in Women’s Education in Afghanistan
The Discovery of Mineral Resources in Afghanistan: Opportunity or Curse?
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Interview with Zainab Salbi, the Founder and CEO of Women for Women International (0)
About the author: Zainab Salbi is the Founder and CEO of Women for Women International, a grassroots humanitarian and development organization helping women survivors of wars rebuild their lives. She is also the author of two books and the recipient of the 2010 David Rockefeller Bridging Leadership Award, the Forbes Trailblazer Award, and Time Magazine’s Innovator of the Month award. Zainab [...]
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The One Percent Worth Defending (0)
By Jessie Daniels There’s another one percent coming under attack these days – the US foreign aid budget. Many who are pushing for cuts argue that we do not receive anything in return for our foreign assistance. With one in five Americans believing that foreign aid accounts for as much as 30 percent of the [...]
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Childhood Blindness Prevention: Seva Canada Programs in Malawi (1)
By Paolo Patruno Seva Canada is a charitable organization providing high-quality, comprehensive eye care services for children and adults in Malawi, as well as 8 other countries in the developing world. For children, congenital and developmental cataracts are the leading causes of blindness. Seva’s Childhood Blindness Program in Malawi is dedicated to reducing childhood blindness [...]
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