Stories That Mean Something
July 20, 2017
Ever since I read Justin Dillon’s book A Selfish Plan to Change the World, I’ve been struck by this quote: “When some charity organizations use
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Ever since I read Justin Dillon’s book A Selfish Plan to Change the World, I’ve been struck by this quote: “When some charity organizations use
A guest post by Lisa Winterfeldt Can you imagine if you didn’t have documentation for the country where you were born? Imagine if you didn’t have
When we talk about child victims of the sex trade, the moral costs are clear: no child should fall prey to sexual predators. That message
News organizations have lately been posting useful resources on trafficking: how to identify it, how to talk about it with your kids, and constructive examples of
We think about ethics in written journalism, but how often do we think about ethics in photography? Whether novice or pro, thoughtful photography involves sensitivity
We have been partners with and financial supporters of The ACT Center (Children’s Advocacy Center) in Chiang Mai, an organization dedicated to helping child victims
With each new year, we are given a new opportunity to make it better than the last. Even though it is the middle of January,
International law defines statelessness as a lack of citizenship. In Thailand, many people born near the borders of Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, or in hill tribe villages lack documented
People have been quick to point out the irony in giving thanks for all we have on Thanksgiving, only to rush out to buy more
Last week, we shared a highlight on Ketsara Thutsunti, an amazing local leader who has had an immeasurable impact on our students. Today, we’d like
