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[Video] Meet Lakpi, an earthquake survivor in Nepal

[Video] Meet Lakpi, an earthquake survivor in Nepal

  Yesterday, I introduced you to Anila, who told me that the price of rice in her community in Nepal had doubled. After meeting Anila, I traveled to a different part of Kathmandu where I met Lakpi. Lakpi is a survivor. She lived through the massive earthquake...

Your Impact in Nepal: One Year Later

One year ago today, you received news that a 7.8-magnitude earthquake had torn through Nepal, ruthlessly shaking the nation to its core. You learned that thousands were dead, even more were critically injured, and the numbers kept climbing. And in that hour, you chose...

6 Months Later: Nepal—Rebuilding a Nation

Six months ago, we received harrowing reports of a 7.8 magnitude earthquake that tore apart an already impoverished nation, followed a few days later by another massive 7.3 quake. We learned that in a matter of moments thousands of Nepali people had been killed and...

The Unheard Cries of Nepali Mothers

Watch From the Field in Nepal | Victims Struggling to Survive on Vimeo Sanga Mai Tamang, a mother of five, barely escaped her collapsing home the morning the earthquake hit in Nepal. Before she could breathe a sigh of relief, she realized her twin children—Ram and...

Nepal: Servants, Not Saviors

On April 25—the day the first earthquake struck Nepal—most of the villagers in the Himalayan community of Dolochak were at church. In that series of terrifying moments, 18 homes in the village were completely destroyed . . . one of them belonged to a 95-year-old woman...
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