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SURVIVING IN THE DESERT
The Sahel Region has a surreal kind of beauty. Tiny spots of green speckle red dirt that seems to stretch across the horizon forever. When you look out...
What will you do with it
Mulitani Yesaya was the first person I remember seeing when we arrived in Sikedi Village. Though all 195 members of the community were there to greet...
THE WELL DOCTOR
The first time we meet Paul Botoman, he’s already in the middle of a repair. He arrived early. Without pausing, he angles his head back and reveals...
THE BOY WHO WALKED FOR WATER
There are certain parts about rural life in Malawi that can make a person wish they lived there forever. The warm sunshine. Wake up calls from hungry...
REFILLS FOR EVERYONE
The population of Kathmandu Valley, Nepal is only two million, but the space is smaller than you’d think. With up to 13,000 people living in each...
THE LUCKY SCHOOL
Balkumari Primary School has a fairytale view. It sits high up in the Himalayas, just two hours outside of Kathmandu, Nepal. But despite its gorgeous...
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REFILLS FOR EVERYONE
[...] than you’d think. With up to 13,000 people living in each square kilometer, the population density is five times greater than that of New York City. [...]
THE LUCKY SCHOOL
[...] there’s no running water. Still, each day, the classrooms are packed with kids in bright blue uniforms, eager to learn. [...]
THE WELL DOCTOR
[...] of his bucket hat. His face doesn’t change, and his hands keep moving. He just gives a silent head nod from afar.This is the man they call “The Borehole Doctor.” [...]
SURVIVING IN THE DESERT
[...] , you can see the wind moving across it. Everything is dry. Muted. Ancient. Stone walls and cracked-mud homes. It feels biblical. [...]
What will you do with it
[...] Mulitani Yesaya was the first person I remember seeing when we arrived in Sikedi Village. Though all 195 members of the community were there to greet us, excitedly singing and [...]
REFILLS FOR EVERYONE
[...] than you’d think. With up to 13,000 people living in each square kilometer, the population density is five times greater than that of New York City. [...]
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