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
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 […]
Hemispheres: Technology Connecting Island Nations
How is technology helping connect island nations? We’ll hear of drones spotting species in the mangroves of the Caribbean and community radio connecting the issues of […]
Hemispheres: Human Trafficking
When you hear of human trafficking, Central Asia might come to mind or the Philippines. It is sex trafficking, but also forced labor and forced marriages. […]
Hemispheres: Safe City – tech from India to help in the US
Technology from India will hopefully help us in the States as we come to use it. We’ll hear from two Regis students, Trisha Litz and Bailey […]