Join us : facebook.com/earthwithoutpoverty What Does It Take To Eradicate A Disease? Just Ask India. As a train pulls into Moradabad, India, it is swarmed by groups of volunteers in bright yellow vests. From outside the cars, the volunteers — from India and all over the world — begin reaching through windows and grasping at […]
Read more "What Does It Take To Eradicate A Disease? Just Ask India."Join us: facebook.com/earthwithoutpoverty Why the Myth of Meritocracy Hurts Kids of Color. Brighton Park is a predominantly Latino community on the southwest side of Chicago. It’s a neighborhood threatened by poverty, gang violence, ICE raids, and isolation—in a city where income, race, and zip code can determine access to jobs, schools, healthy food, and essential services. It […]
Read more "Why the Myth of Meritocracy Hurts Kids of Color."Join us: facebook.com/earthwithoutpoverty India’s preference for sons has created a nation of tiny people. Indian children are among the shortest in the world, and the country’s preference for sons might be to blame. Globally, one in four children under the age of five is stunted—that is, they grew at a slower rate than a healthy […]
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