Seven years ago this month, Jyoti Singh was gang raped on a public bus and died shortly after the attack. December 2012 marked a turning point […]
Hemispheres
AIDS Prevention in Zimbabwe
While the AIDS epidemic is in decline, the prevalence of HIV in Zimbabwe remains among the highest in the world. The US now proposes a cut […]
Hemispheres: Northern Ireland in The Shadow of Brexit
How is Northern Ireland 21 years after The Good Friday Agreement? Host Nikki Kayser checks-in with a young lawyer in Derry after the recent shooting of […]
Hemispheres: Education in Tanzania
According to The Borgen Project, 68% of the population of Tanzania lives below the poverty line. That’s 45 million people. More than 40% of children under […]
Hemispheres: Water Filters and Schools in Siem Reap Cambodia
Siem Reap Province is generally a place in need of development. Aside from tourists visiting the famous Angkor Wat temple, this rural area in northwest Cambodia […]
Hemispheres: Feminism In The Philippines
Four courageous women provide an example of feminist activism in one of the most dangerous places to speak out for social and environmental justice. MaryAnn Manahan […]
Hemispheres: Perspectives on Islam
What does it mean to be an Islamic American these days? And how do youth form a healthy identity? What role does gender play in Islam? on […]
Hemispheres: Musimbi Offers Isirika
Dr. Musimbi Kanyoro is an activist for women and girls’ health and human rights, and passionate about using philanthropy and technology to drive social change. Born […]