The boy who adopted me
Like so many children in Rwanda at that time, this sweet adolescent boy was the head-of-his-household and responsible for raising his siblings on his own.
A Cow Doesn’t Give Me Information: How Radio Played a Role for Children in Post-Genocide Rwanda
When asked if he had to choose between his wind-up radio or his cow, he didn’t hesitate. Fordward, an 18-year-old Rwandan head of household said, “I shall choose my radio, because a cow doesn’t give me information.”
Lifeline Energy – SCU Summer 2013 Interns in Zambia
A summary of recent activities by our Santa Clara University summer interns in Zambia.
Prime Healing in Rwanda
Summary of our solar and wind-up Prime radio in Rwanda.
