Blog Entries for the 'Global Issues' Category
Round the World’s model is built on the premise that everyone can make a difference. A small contribution channeled into sustainable projects can have sustainable impacts that reach far beyond the initial contribution. This is the story of how one young student and her school decided to make that difference is people’s lives half way around the world. The [...]
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Posted on: July 28, 2011
Categories: Global Issues, Kenya, Poverty, Projects, Well for HIV+ Village- Kenya
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Thanks to your support, our project to build houses and give land to Dalit people and to help fund the health education program for sponsored children in Calcutta. We have several posts and videos about theses projects that we hope you’ll enjoy!
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Posted on: May 1, 2011
Categories: Children International, Economic Opportunity, Education, Health Education- Calcutta, LAFTI, Land and homes for Dalits (untouchables), News, Poverty
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What can we learn from a 5 yr-old? – a unique perspective on war and the endurance of the human spirit. It is the love, joy and spirit of the Cambodian people that make us so grateful to you for donating enough to fund a new primary school for them! Stay tuned for news of the opening ceremony of the Ian Tilden School on April 7th and 8th!
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Posted on: March 21, 2011
Categories: American Assistance for Cambodia, Blog, Cambodia, Education, History, News, Poverty, Primary School- Cambodia, World Conflicts
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The kids in our computer / video class made this incredible movie about their day to day lives and their dreams for the future.
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Posted on: February 13, 2011
Categories: Children International, Economic Opportunity, Education, Environment, Health Care, Health Education- Calcutta, ideas for educators, India, News, Poverty, recreation, Snacks and Food, Sports, Traditions, Videos
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Picture your house (or apartment, or trailer, or box- whatever you’re currently living in). How big is it? It has few bedrooms, a kitchen, maybe a dining room if you’re lucky? I’m assuming you have at least one bathroom… that’s pretty standard, although most people have more. If, for some reason, you’re having a hard [...]
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Posted on: February 8, 2011
Categories: Children International, Economic Opportunity, Environment, Fun Facts - Cultures and Countries, India, Poverty, Traditions, Water
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Video of thanks from the Dalit people in Tamil Nadu, India. Thanks to your support, LAFTI, and PWP, 50 Dalit families are now able to build decent housing for themselves!
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Posted on: February 4, 2011
Categories: India, LAFTI, Land and homes for Dalits (untouchables), News, Poverty, sustainability, Videos
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Kolkata 30 Jan 2011
Podcast – get a behind the scenes feel for everyday life in the poorer neighborhoods of Kolkata as we are invited to the homes of some of the CI-Sahay sponsored children. Also, taxis, street markets, Grand Hotel buffet, our English, video and crafts classes and more.
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Posted on: January 30, 2011
Categories: Children International, Economic Opportunity, Education, Fun Facts - Cultures and Countries, Health Education- Calcutta, India, Podcasts, Poverty, Travel Tips
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Our second week in Kalkota:volunteering for Children International – Sahay and exploring Kolkata
Kolkata 23 Jan 2011
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Posted on: January 23, 2011
Categories: Children International, Education, Health Education- Calcutta, India, Podcasts, Poverty, recreation, Snacks and Food
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Different than I Expected My introduction to the inner workings of Children International was not what I was expecting. Before we arrived in Calcutta to begin working with the organization, I found out that CI has community centers all over India that handle the tasks associated with caring for sponsored children. These centers run health [...]
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Posted on: January 21, 2011
Categories: Blog, Children International, Education, Health Care, Health Education- Calcutta, India, Poverty
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Kolkata 17 Jan 2011
Our action-packed first four days in Kolkata – visiting the Children International-Sahay sponsorship centers, meeting the children, seeing great performances, dress, internet and cell phone info, visiting the zoo, and teaching our first class, etc.
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Posted on: January 17, 2011
Categories: Education, Health Care, India, Podcasts, Poverty, recreation, Snacks and Food, Travel Tips
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