Nearly four years after militants attacked a rural school and kidnapped over 200 girls in a well-planned raid, the nightmare has ended for about 100 Nigerian girls. Young women now, they study at a private school and grapple with life as a former “Chibok girl.” […]
I am a community organizer for a grassroots organization serving the Tohono O’odham Nation, a Native American community that you’ve likely never heard of. My reservation is located in Arizona and is the size of Connecticut, but even most Arizonans are unaware of our existence. […]
The Obama Foundation recently announced the launch of a year-long initiative to connect and support 200 emerging leaders across Africa, with the goal of helping them create positive change in their respective countries and communities. For full article, select Source Link. Source: Obama Foundation Launches […]
At a new “laying down of the guns” ceremony on Tuesday, April 17, 2018, 112 boys and 95 girl child soldiers were returned to their families in areas outside the town of Yambio. More than 200 child soldiers were released by armed groups in war-torn […]
California Congresswoman Maxine Waters shared the feeling of millions around the world following the death of Winnie Mandela on Monday. Rep. Waters tweeted her condolences on Monday afternoon. Today I mourn the loss of my dear friend & one of the greatest leaders & activists in the world: […]
JERUSALEM (AP) — In an abrupt and startling reversal, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nixed his own deal Tuesday with the United Nations to resettle tens of thousands of African migrants in Israel and other Western nations, caving into nationalist critics who have demonized the […]
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