A New Way To Harvest
| Ermis cuts back excess leaves to increase his bell pepper production |
Walking up a steep hill, I arrive at a beautiful green bell pepper and tomato plot. It's early in the morning and the breeze is blowing from...
| Ermis cuts back excess leaves to increase his bell pepper production |
Walking up a steep hill, I arrive at a beautiful green bell pepper and tomato plot. It's early in the morning and the breeze is blowing from...
| Maya (center) back on the field |
“They used to say in my village, that we should not play football (soccer) because it is a boy’s sport,” says Maya. “But I learned that it is my right.”
Maya turns 18 this year...
| Iman takes Fatema in is new rickshaw |
“I always take good care of my wife and children so that they feel my love and affection. The man who does not love his wife and children is not a human being to me,” says...
| Ramadhani has increased his production of bananas, providing food and income for his family |
A drive to Gidabagar village opens up into a beautiful scenery of hills and small rivers. Many farmers can be seen...
| Dipa reflects out her window |
Dipa is 17 years old - a tall, yet petite girl, very shy and soft-spoken. One day not so long ago, she was lost in the bustling city of Delhi. She was hurrying back to the home...
| Monica now has water to grow vegetables in her backyard garden |
Access to safe water continues to be a challenge in most parts of the developing world, including Malawi. This was true of Zgalambe village in the...
| Joyce & Pontino switching on the lights at home |
No sooner had Joyce (36) and Pontino (44) flicked on the lights, than brightness filled their house. Their faces beamed with delight. They could not hide their...
| Bereket (center) reads from the Bible with several of his Sunday school students |
‘‘The Child Focused Theological Education Trainings have improved my teaching skill and methodology for Sunday school classes,’’...
| Aselefech (right) and her neighbor Chaltu wash cups with clean water from the borehole |
‘‘I wish my son would have been alive to see the safe water we have, and a healthy life we enjoy nowadays,’’ said a mother...
Murshida, 15, is the youngest child of Nachima, 46. She lives in the Bagmara community with her mother, sister Khaleda, 22, and her aunt. Murshida survived working in a shrimp processing plant for three...
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