Three years ago, an entire nation took to the streets to demand the fall of one of the longest-running dictators in the world. Egypt has not left the headlines since. Through its cycles of euphoria, bloodshed, cynicism, and hope, the Egyptian revolution continues to captivate the world.
If you happened upon a diary tied to a bench with an invitation to write anything and the understanding that anyone can read your anonymous entry, what would you write?
In cities and neighborhoods nationwide, story-based learning prevails as a key exchange of knowledge and motivation. It also offers much promise to youth and adults alike as we continue to reform the way we learn and address prominent challenges within our communities.
Preparation is key in creating any nonprofit video, especially an international one. But keeping an open mind is also crucial. You never know when an awesome, little Kevin will cross your path and add his priceless magic to your project.
The desire to explore my Arab heritage has taken me to places many Americans would not dare to travel. I've wandered through ancient ruins in Syria, spoken with political leaders in Saudi Arabia, and lived with Bedouins in the deserts of Jordan.
Alric Allen, a Puerto Viejo resident, works as an environmental tour guide to share his wisdom of the ecological and biological diversity of his homeland.
Sitting in their house in San Francisco's Mission District, Elissa Chandler and Johanna Kenrick didn't know what to think of a seemingly random postcard from someone named La Shon Walker that read, "My favorite place in Bayview is Candlestick Point because it's a lovely park with amazing views." Elissa and Johanna were curious and followed the printed URL on the back of the postcard.