Dear Friends, Greetings from kanthari. How are you? We hope this message finds you well. The picture above shows some of the participants of the kanthari course 2023 in a team building session. They are given a raw egg, for which they need to create a cover, that will protect the egg from breaking when […]
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Empowering Rural Lives- The remote location of the Oda village poses challenges in accessing healthcare and quality education in Kalikot, Nepal. The death of Karan Singh’s father due to lack of access to medical care forced Karan to quit school as a young child and work as a dish washer in India to support his
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Embracing albinism-A painful discovery: Sherleen’s 25-year journey of Denial to Embracing Embracing albinism-It took Sherleen Tunai 25 years to accept that she has albinism. Sherleen grew up in Kakamega, Kenya. She yearned to belong, and she hated how she looked. As a child, she started designing clothes for herself because she wanted to look as
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The Spirit of Peace There has been ongoing armed conflict in Cameroon since 2016. Politicians and warlords are inciting and instrumentalizing youth into acts of violence. Therefore, Emmanuel Lumumba is engaging idle youth in peace building activities his organisation Ndabuchiseh (Training Center for Peace builders). by Emmanuel Lumumba Mindset and a Path to Peace If
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food literacy: Nelson Kamoyo’s journey from hunger to empowerment Growing up in rural Malawi, going to school hungry and having one meal per day was the norm. As the last-born in a large family, Nelson Kamoyo often skipped school to work in support of his family. Witnessing his siblings thrive after completing their education inspired
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Empowerment-Life as an Experiment I arrived for the first time at the taxi stop to pick up passengers in my car. Passengers would stop at my Toyota Corolla, which was admittedly a little fancier than the rest of the taxis parked there, look into the tinted windows, see me, a person with albinism, and quickly
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Growing More Than Crops Introduction A vibrant community, thriving in the hills of Sindupalchoak, Aarukharka, Nepal, where greenery meets mountains and a nearby river serenades the landscape. Families work together during the planting season, children play in the muddy soil, and laughter fills the air … This is Krishna Hari Dulal’s dream. Surviving in the
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Determination and Disability When I was just two years old, a doctor gave me an expired polio vaccine. After three months, I was diagnosed with polio, a disease that affects the bones and movement, and I lost my ability to walk for the rest of my life. The Supportive Mother: A Backbone for Education My
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Blind youths Myanmar A Life-Altering Accident: From Football Dreams to Blindness I remember the incident as if it was yesterday. When I turned 17 years old, I had enough. Enough from being prepared for a future without an interesting job perspective. I wanted to quit high school and, like many other blind youths, learn massage,
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