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What It’s Really Like to Be a Woman in Afghanistan

What It’s Really Like to Be a Woman in Afghanistan

  Damsa is only 16 years old. If she lived anywhere else in the world, she would probably be in high school, looking forward to applying to university. She might have dreams of becoming a doctor or a lawyer someday. She might enjoy shopping or going to the park...
From the field | Min’s journey out of darkness

From the field | Min’s journey out of darkness

I shared with you the last time I visited Thailand’s red-light districts why I keep coming back here … why I continue to choose the darkness … even though it’s heartbreaking. I would rather work here in the midst of unspeakable atrocities than to stay in my comfort...
Your bucket list + clean water = 1 life transformed

Your bucket list + clean water = 1 life transformed

Every day, Muskan picked up a large bucket and carried it for miles to the nearest source of water … a polluted reservoir. When we think of buckets, most of us probably think about our “bucket list” — a running inventory of things we want to accomplish in our...
How one 16-year-old started a movement … and you can too

How one 16-year-old started a movement … and you can too

Baylee Bennett grew up in a family of passionate humanitarians who believe in the power of hope. And at only 16 years old, that same passion became her own. In August 2016, Baylee traveled to Guatemala where she witnessed the dedication ceremonies of two deep bore...
Is there a hole in your bucket list?

Is there a hole in your bucket list?

Skydiving, traveling the world, meeting someone famous — are any of these on your bucket list? Each of us has goals we want to accomplish to live life to the fullest. But what if living life to the fullest isn’t just about collecting life-changing experiences? What if...
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