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Courage and Conviction Should Not be Border Controlled

by Kristine Pearson | Mar 14, 2017 | By Kristine Pearson, Justice, Kenya

Fatu is afraid to come to America. It’s almost too hard to believe, knowing what I know of her life. She’s stood her ground in the face of young weapon-carrying warriors in Kenya. She has been...

Why I Give to Lifeline Energy #WRD

by Guest Contributor | Mar 28, 2016 | Education, Why I give, Zambia

When my mother died in 2006, she left me some money ̶ not a life-changing amount, but enough to think about. If you have enough money to stay afloat, I find the most fun you can have with money is throwing it at things that matter

Charcoal Children: Danger in Lusaka’s Compounds

by Kristine Pearson | Dec 6, 2015 | By Kristine Pearson, Children, Energy poverty, Justice, Zambia

When I returned to my Lusaka hotel room I looked like I had been dipped in charcoal dust. Although it was an inconvenience, the grime could be scrubbed off. But what I found hard to ‘wash-off’ was...

What Would We Do Without Teachers?

by admin | May 26, 2013 | Community Radio, Education, Intern perspectives, Zambia

By Laura Ruggles. As part of our internship, Lynsey, Jack, and I have been visiting Taonga radio schools around Chikuni Parish to learn more about radio education. The Ministry of Education in...

Energy – The Oxygen of Africa’s Growth and Development

by Kristine Pearson | May 16, 2013 | African progress, Energy poverty

Historically people associate the sound of Africa as the roar of the lion; but in reality, it’s been the roar of the diesel generator. Herds of these archaic beasts are on the prowl. Their habitat...

Courage and Conviction Should Not be Border Controlled

Why I Give to Lifeline Energy #WRD

Charcoal Children: Danger in Lusaka’s Compounds

What Would We Do Without Teachers?

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