How giant African rats are helping uncover deadly land mines in Cambodia
Cambodia is littered with unexploded deadly land mines, posing a huge threat to people even decades after the conflict. In
From Tina Rosenberg / New York Times: Volunteers with the Annual Status of Education Report test children’s math and reading skills in villages across India. While 96 percent of Indian children are in school, ASER, organized by a nongovernmental group called Pratham, reveals that many of them are not receiving a real education. “Learning camps”, an initiative called Read India, and grouping children by ability, not age, are helping bridge the gap.
Cambodia is littered with unexploded deadly land mines, posing a huge threat to people even decades after the conflict. In
Zvandiri brings together communities, clinics, and digital health services, in partnership with governments, to deliver services to young people with
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Africa Directions builds the skills and confidence of Zambian youth with their community centers offering educational, health, and other services.
Glasswing International provides “trauma-informed” trainings specifically aimed at helping kids thrive, even in extremely challenging circumstances. The organization identifies community
The Transparency & Accountability Initiative is a group of donors supporting participation, openness and accountability efforts around the world. Michael Jarvis