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Rescooped by Crissy Borton from Geography Education onto Education in the world |
Kalin B.'s comment,
September 13, 2012 4:22 PM
I'm amazed that all this happened in as short a time as twenty years. Globalization is truly a force to be reckoned with!
Matt Mallinson's comment,
November 19, 2012 11:04 AM
So much was built in 20 years, impressive. The population must of skyrocketed.
Matt Mallinson's comment,
November 19, 2012 11:04 AM
So much was built in 20 years, impressive. The population must of skyrocketed.
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Justine Ojambo, co-founder of the SLF-funded project PEFO in Uganda, talks about losing his mother to AIDS and PEFO's work to support children orphaned by AI...
THis is a great video on AIDS/HIV in Africa. So many show Africans as passive victims of global and environmental forces beyond their control, this one is of empowered and inspiring people seeking to change the world. For more inspiration AIDS/HIVS videos from Africa, see: http://stephenlewisfoundation.org/news-resources/multimedia/video-clips Via Seth Dixon
Crissy Borton's insight:
One thing that stuck out to me in this video is when he spoke about the making sure the children’s basic needs are met so they can concentrate on school. That is such a problem in our education system today that people don’t wish to address. I wonder how our education system would be if we made sure our children also had their basic needs met. 
Peter Siner's comment,
November 16, 2011 10:08 PM
it seems as though there is little we can do to help help end this horrible plague in africa besides donate money or food , relgion is such a huge factor in their decision making process
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It looks like a completely different city. Sadly you can no longer see any green.