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It’s Thursday afternoon in Berdyansk, Ukraine and the English club is discussing “Bread and Roses,” a poem honoring female strikers of the early 20th century. One young woman...
Some of the American, oil-company-based engineers with whom I play basketball in Atyrau, Kazakhstan understand what “Peace Corps” service means—thanks in part to its...
Working in the Field Operations department at the headquarters of an international development organization like IREX is always a great challenge. By the time I load my email in the morning, my...
Posted on December 13, 2010 - Amy Ahearn in Basic Education Development, International Education, Education, Youth
I came outside and found a little girl in a headscarf waiting for me. Her bike was rusty and small, but she steadfastly pedaled behind me as I jogged along the hot Malaysian road.
Posted on December 10, 2010 - Anne Johnson in Basic Education Development, Education, Media Development, Youth
Another week, another news report detailing the achievements of Chinese students' remarkable exam-taking achievements.
Posted on December 1, 2010 - Emily Longenecker in Basic Education Development, International Education, Education
There are 33.4 million people living with HIV/AIDS throughout the world. Today is World AIDS Day - a day of opportunity to raise awareness and educate about the disease which affects all nations...
Posted on August 6, 2010 - Amy Ahearn in Basic Education Development, International Education, Education
Sevcan is twenty three years old. She grew up in Hatay, Turkey a rare place in the Middle East where mosques, churches and synagogues peacefully coexist.
