Education Archives

“Binti to Binti” in Kenya helps mothers ensure the health of their children

Patience Pendo, a young mother of two expecting her third child, had a feeling that her pregnancy would pose difficulties.

Addressing COVID-19 misinformation with compassion in a Nepali village

When her daughter became the first person in the village to become infected with COVID-19, Laxmi and her family faced stigma from her village, but continued to tend her garden and the gardens of others when they got sick.

Mothers become change agents for health in Mozambique’s Tete Province

“Model mother” volunteers are creating lasting change in Mozambique’s Tete Province, one neighbor at a time.

Mother to mother groups offer support for pregnancy and parenting

A mother to mother support group in rural Kenya is a safe space for women to talk about pregnancy, parenting, and anything else on their minds.

Better maternity care means healthier babies and happier mothers

At 7pm on July 20, sixteen year-old Hildah went to a county hospital in western Kenya complaining of abdominal pain. By 9pm, she was a new mother. Here’s how we helped.

Hunger Report: How we are combatting malnutrition and food insecurity

As a global pandemic endangered the world’s most vulnerable people, we responded swiftly, with a science-based strategy to address the far-reaching ripple effects of COVID-19, including rising poverty and extreme hunger.

Helen Keller is the American dream

I was shocked to hear that the State Board of Education had voted, preliminarily, to eliminate Helen Keller from the history curriculum. Helen Keller not only triggered a watershed change for underrepresented groups of people, she literally redefined our understanding of human potential.

Phan Trong Minh Ouyet wearing a phoropter

Opticians with a Mission to Improve Sight in their Community

On a recent Thursday afternoon, the optic shop in Quoc Oai district on the outer edge of Hanoi was a hive of activity.

Ensuring That Nasya is Included

When the bell rings long and loud at Gandaria Selatan 01 Elementary School, it’s a signal that the flag-raising ceremony is about to begin. Thirteen-year-old Nasya Ramadhany, dressed in her red and white uniform, eagerly joins her fellow students in gathering outside for the daily ritual.

Oslo Conference Seeks Solutions

Niger is a microcosm of the impact of the Lake Chad crisis on the desperately poor zones affected by it. The landlocked West African country ranks 188th of 188 countries on the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) Human Development Index.

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