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Posted on Mar 28, 2016Apr 18, 2016 by: Andi Perkins

The Big Cat Initiative

Have you ever considered what the world would be like without cats? As a dog lover, this idea often seems very appealing to me; however, …

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Posted on Jul 7, 2015Aug 3, 2015 by: Gabriella Tranchina

Be Girl: Addressing a Forgotten Global Issue

Periods: Something no one likes discussing. People immediately cringe at the mention of blood or the thought of our monthly gift, and this is an …

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Posted on Jun 5, 2015Jul 12, 2015 by: Isabel de Katona

World Environment Day: Take a Trip Around the Globe

“Get out more, exercise, enjoy the sun!” This was just one daily command from my mother while I was growing up that peeved me beyond …

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Posted on May 22, 2015Jun 21, 2015 by: Regan Lavin

Meet “The Shoe That Grows”: A Shoe That Can Grow with a Child’s Foot

Inspiration is everywhere. In 2007, Kenton Lee was living in Kenya, where he noticed a little girl in a white dress while he was walking …

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Posted on May 20, 2015Jun 14, 2015 by: Shelby Padgett

Ukuthemba Children’s Home

The word “orphanage” quickly evokes certain images to our minds, and for the most part, these images are none too positive. We might be able …

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Posted on Mar 24, 2015Apr 12, 2015 by: Chameli Belk-Gupta

Look Out, Barbie. Here Come the Queens of Africa Dolls

The Barbie is, traditionally, very exclusive. The doll represents a very specific race and culture. In America, it is possible to find other races, like …

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Posted on Mar 11, 2015Mar 29, 2015 by: Briana Bailey

Sam Smith and John Legend Teamed Up to Sing “Lay Me Down” for a Good Cause

Sam Smith’s song “Lay Me Down (feat. John Legend)” is the official single for this year’s Red Nose Day, taking place on March 13th. Red Nose Day …

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Posted on Jan 16, 2015Feb 15, 2015 by: Chameli Belk-Gupta

Food, Water, Shelter, and… Yarn?

  Akello Susan of Uganda hasn’t had an easy life. Orphaned at three, she spent her childhood under the guardianship of her struggling grandmother who …

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Posted on Dec 26, 2014Jan 11, 2015 by: Rebekah Ross

2014 Marks the 20-Year Remembrance of the Rwandan Genocide

From April to July of 1994, the country of Rwanda was a bloodbath. Hutus slaughtered Tutsis and their supporters in droves with whatever weapon lay …

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