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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...
One of the most concerning things I learned while visiting Nepal

One of the most concerning things I learned while visiting Nepal

  Before I traveled to Nepal earlier this month, I knew families there were struggling to survive. I knew that skyrocketing prices meant families living on just a few dollars per day have very little to eat. But I had no idea how bad the situation truly was until...
Nepal’s landslides ripped Pamela’s baby from her arms

Nepal’s landslides ripped Pamela’s baby from her arms

Pamela’s week-old baby was ripped from her arms in last week’s landslide in Nepal. Can you imagine anything more terrifying for a new mother? As Pamela nursed her newborn in the middle of the night, she had no idea tons of mud and earth were rumbling toward her home...
Nepal’s landslides ripped Pamela’s baby from her arms

Thousands displaced after deadly landslides in Nepal

Police and military forces search debris for dead bodies across the country of Nepal. Now simply surviving is at the forefront of every victim’s mind. Heavy monsoons have caused relentless landslides that have sliced through most of the country. Now, thousands of...
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