Blog Entries for the 'News' Category
This year we’re continuing to support high-impact projects in developing countries – and putting together a program for kids in the US. YOU can help! Doug Tilden has stepped up to DOUBLE donations between now and September 15th. Join us now and double your impact!
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Posted on: September 3, 2011
Categories: News, Uncategorized
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Projects for next year? – you bet! But this year is also about connecting kids from across the globe so they can learn about each other, have fun, even tackle projects together. I can’t think of a better way to improve this little world of ours! We’re also developing a on-line resource library in case you want to get out there and volunteer yourself.
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Posted on: September 3, 2011
Categories: News
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how many trees got planted?? new school libraries? a school? how many teens in Calcutta got potentially life-saving health education? guess how many Thanksgiving dinners you made possible? Read this blog to find out…
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Posted on: September 3, 2011
Categories: Belize, Bulgaria, Cambodia, India, Japan, Kenya, Laos, News, Peru
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How can you put a new roof on a school, integrate technology with laptops and wireless, create a library and conduct a cultural exchange for very little money? Great partnerships and community involvement! Find out what students in NC and Belize did to make their world a better place.
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Posted on: June 27, 2011
Categories: AFAR, Archaeology, Belize, Education, Games Kids Play, ideas for educators, News, School roof and library Belize, sustainability, Traditions, Videos
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Traveling is fabulous…but there is NO PLACE LIKE HOME!!
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Posted on: June 26, 2011
Categories: looking back - home friends etc, News, USA, What travel has taught us
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Give $5 to Round the World with Us for Japan Red Cross Earthquake Relief and we’ll send you a super-awesome “We Are One” charity bracelet. Please click “give” on the home page to donate now!
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Posted on: May 22, 2011
Categories: Environment, Japan, Japan Earthquake Relief, News
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During our travel, we have connected with many other travel bloggers online and learned amazing things about both travel and how social media can inspire people to change the world around them. As we travel, volunteer, and blog about our experiences, we hope to give something back to the community that has welcomed us, as [...]
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Posted on: May 1, 2011
Categories: Media re: RTW with Us, News
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Thanks to your support, we have recently completed two projects in Southeast Asia! We have photos to share of both the new reading room in Laos and the new Ian Tilden School in Cambodia. Both projects are making huge changes for the better when it comes to the education of local children.
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Posted on: May 1, 2011
Categories: American Assistance for Cambodia, Cambodia, Economic Opportunity, Education, Laos, News, Primary School- Cambodia, Reading Room- Vietnam, Room to Read
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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
Comments: 3 Comments »