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There is a funny thing about life. With time and with experience, our perspectives change. What we once held on to so tightly, can hold little or no importance today.
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Narrowing the Digital Divide
Margee Ensign | Posted 09.10.2009 | World
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The world's educational resources increasingly are in the palm of our hand. The only question is whether we can envision and create a new educational world where all children have access to the world's knowledge.
North Korea's Forgotten Orphans: They Live in China
Elisabeth Braw | Posted 06.27.2009 | World
An estimated 70% of North Koreans living illegally in China are women, many of whom live with Chinese men, have children with them and were sold by human traffickers.
Making Life a Little Easier for HIV Orphans
Catholic Relief Services | Posted 06.25.2009 | World
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Across Tanzania, 1.1 million children have been affected by HIV, with many losing one or both parents to the virus.
Addressing Phi Theta Kappa on Social Responsibility
Jim Luce | Posted 04.30.2009 | Living
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One person can make a difference. You can make a difference.
Jim Luce Returns (In Part) to Corporate America
Jim Luce | Posted 01.30.2009 | World
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I am excited today about the non-profit Orphans International now having the opportunity to attract the professionals it needs to move forward as I step aside.
In Defense of the 2009 (and Beyond) Dream
Jane Devin | Posted 12.14.2008 | Politics
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If we can dream it, it is possible. A battle to revitalize the human spirit requires no enemies, and a revolution of peace requires no violence.
Ending Orphanages Globally
Jim Luce | Posted 06.28.2009 | Living
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The mission of Orphans International Worldwide, which began as "Raising Global Citizens," has now expanded. Today our mission statement has evolved... into "Ending Orphanages Globally."
Child Photography in Varanasi: Pooja with Puja (xiv)
Karin Badt | Posted 11.21.2008 | Living
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I sat on a curb in the dark, the sun not yet lifted, watching dozens and dozens of people sleeping on the concrete, some beginning to rise, the breeze fresh from the Ganges.
Help Us Break a Vital Story
Amy Novogratz | Posted 11.03.2008 | Living
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When photographer Nachtwey heard about a crisis in Romanian orphanages, and couldn't find an editor who'd send him there to cover it, he paid his own way to shoot the story.
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