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Stories from the Field –Part I

What Good Does 17 Million Words Do? When you volunteer to help people, sometimes you don’t get to see the Continue reading →

I Believe

I believe that for the first time in human history we are capable of sharing knowledge with everyone on this Continue reading →

Train tracks through Kibera

Train Derails in Kibera

As we followed the train tracks into Kibera, the smiles of people everywhere were wide and friendly. I wondered why Continue reading →

Want to End Poverty and Save Lives? Translate!

During all those years I spent “almost giving” I imagined myself serving food in a refugee camp, or teaching children Continue reading →

Call for Translation in Kenya’s Kibera Slum

We’ve been invited to Kibera, Kenya’s largest slum, to talk about – of all things – translation. “We” refers to Continue reading →

I Believe

I believe that for the first time in human history we are capable of sharing knowledge with everyone on this Continue reading →

Urgent Call for Volunteers

As East Africa faces its worst famine in 60 years, called the children’s famine because they are least likely to Continue reading →

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