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afghanistan school girls
September 23, 2017
Educate a girl, empower a nation
by: Shadi Khan Saif
Women’s literacy in Afghanistan is among the lowest in the world. It's time to change the mind-set towards girls’ education.
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water pakistan
August 25, 2017
The devastating impacts of misplaced priorities in Pakistan
by: Shadi Khan Saif
With 25.220 km² of water surface - water is still one of the misplaced priorities in Pakistan
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Lesotho
July 12, 2017
The Lesotho night schools
topic: Child rights
by: Bob Koigi
Between two snowcapped mountains in one of the remotest parts of Lesotho, a host of schools defy the harsh weather, only accessible by foot or horseback.
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education school girls cuba
July 06, 2017
There once was a world meeting called the G20 Summit
by: Shira Jeczmien
Maybe it’s been said many times before, but this year’s G20 Summit, due to take place in Hamburg from the 7th to the 8th of July is a real Orwellian tale. 20 [...]
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Kakenya enjoys a moment with some of the girls
November 04, 2016
An education warrior against female circumcision
topic: Women’s rights
by: Bob Koigi
Dr. Kakenya Ntaiya is known as a champion for girls' education and a campaigner against female genital mutilation in Kenya. She speaks of her action.
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August 17, 2016
Afghanistan's education system threatened by military use of schools
by: Vanessa Ellingham
Afghan security forces are increasingly using schools as bases during military operations in Taliban-held areas, putting children at risk and [...]
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child in heart surgery
August 10, 2016
Confront fear with preemptive love!
type: Donation, NGO, Volunteering
by: Deniz Zehra Tavli
Preemptive love coalition is a Non-Profit-Organization which provides live-saving heart surgeries and emergency relief for displaced communities [...]
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Syrian refugees
August 01, 2016
Donate for Syrian school children's education!
type: Donation, NGO
by: Deniz Zehra Tavli
Lebanon, a small country of about 4.5 million citizens, has taken on an enormous burden, hosting 1.1 million registered Syrian refugees. More than [...]
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April 20, 2016
What native South-African languages can do for the country
topic: Indigenous people
by: Shasha Seakamela
Most black parents believe that their children's chances of success are much higher in the colonial language than if they are taught in their mother tongue.
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August 11, 2015
Keeps girls in school with re-usable sanitary pads
topic: Women’s rights
by: Bob Koigi
At 23, Barclay Paul Okari, a Kenyan entrepreneur, is helping thousands of poor girls in East Africa stay in school thanks to his re-usable sanitary pads.
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March 21, 2015
Racism. No way!
type: Donation, NGO, Project
by: Deniz Zehra Tavli
The Racism. No way! project aims to assist Australian school communities and education systems to recognise and address racism in the learning environment. Australia has a unique history that has shaped the [...]
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Cherotich
March 20, 2015
Progress for the Nairobi River
by: Cherotich Kenei
Kibera is the most populous slum in Africa. This is a story how the inhabitants of Kibera take a step for themselves and the various generations to [...]
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October 27, 2014
Make diversity work
by: Gurmeet Singh
Some words I learnt as an 11 year old: metaphor, synthetic, altruism, genocide, ethnic cleansing, Kosovo. Some were learnt from books, others from my school mates. The transition from [...]
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October 13, 2014
What is the Nobel Peace Prize good for?
by: Vanessa Ellingham
On Friday the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to two champions of children's rights: Pakistani schoolgirl and inspiring leader Malala Yousafzai and [...]
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April 22, 2014
Where are the missing schoolgirls? And who still cares?
by: Vanessa Ellingham
Last week terrorists broke into a school in north-eastern Nigeria, shot guards and kidnapped about 200 schoolgirls. But the incident has been largely [...]
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March 11, 2014
Press Review: UN urges immediate action to stop Haitian cholera epidemic & Malala Fund to focus on Syrian child refugees
by: Rebecca Silus
Pedro Medrano Rojas says a proposed 10-year plan would eradicate cholera by building public health and sanitation services, but would require $69m in [...]
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