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Swaziland: A Cry For Help

I had an absolutely fascinating discussion this morning with a girl that goes to my church. She’s 16 and has been to...

Swaziland: A Cry For Help
posted on: Jul 9, 2011 | author: Jenny Combs

Pop Star Philanthropist

Shakira is a well-known popular recording artist, who I just found out recently also started several humanitarian...

Pop Star Philanthropist
posted on: May 22, 2011 | author: Jenny Combs

The Millennium Villages Project

Since I decided that I would pursue a career in medicine, I’ve been doing lengthy research on rural healthcare, to...

The Millennium Villages Project
posted on: May 15, 2011 | author: Jenny Combs

Illiteracy in Uganda

I remember well first learning to read. The letters on the page seemed so foreign, but the more and more I practiced,...

Illiteracy in Uganda
posted on: Mar 6, 2011 | author: Jenny Combs

Street Children: Turkish Epidemic

This past spring break, from March 13-23, I went on an educational tour with my school to Turkey and the Greek...

Street Children: Turkish Epidemic
posted on: Feb 13, 2011 | author: Jenny Combs

Taboo Part 2

You read my last article informing you about female circumcision. Now read about what’s next – things that are...

Taboo Part 2
posted on: Jan 23, 2011 | author: Jenny Combs

Children in Burma-No 2: Labour forces...

Following the previous post, now I will talk about the labour forces in Burma which is gathered much of our...

Children in Burma-No 2: Labour forces
posted on: Nov 20, 2010 | author: Thu Hien Tran

Children in Burma-No 1: Burma and its...

Burma, officially the Republic of the Union of Myanmar is a country in Southeast Asia. The country is...

Children in Burma-No 1: Burma and its situation
posted on: Nov 6, 2010 | author: Thu Hien Tran

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