Wikipedia defines “Instagram (commonly abbreviated to IG, Insta, or the gram) as an American photo and video sharing networking service. The app allows users to upload media that can be edited with filters and organized by hashtags and geographical tagging.”
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Among the rolling hills of Ceheng County in Guizhou province, China, resides the ethnic minority group of Bouyei. A Bouyei woman named Li Dingmei traveled over 1,500 kilometers to work in Zhejiang Province when she was only 14 years old.
The Covid-19 pandemic has not only brought forth a health crisis of a herculean scale, but has also unleashed multi-sectoral social and economic vulnerabilities on people fighting already fighting a tough battle with a deadly virus.
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Over the course of the last century, development and innovation have become the center of human focus. The rise of the internet and social media services have allowed new technologies and products to enter into the marketplace, changing one’s perspective of the ever-globalizing world.
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We have all heard of the words Sexism, Homophobia, Racism, etc but we do not often hear about the word Internalized Misogyny. Even though we do not know what it means, we have done that a lot in our lifetime.
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India’s healthcare system houses a three-tiered structure. This includes Sub-centres, Primary Health Centres (PHCs) and Community Health Centres (CHCs) at the primary level, District hospitals at the secondary level and Hospitals at the tertiary level.
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Not long ago, the Tokyo Olympics came to a successful conclusion. Some of them, though not obvious at first glance, attracted a lot of attention — a delegation of refugees from different countries, speaking different languages but sharing the same aspirations.
Education: Game Changer for Refugee Women and Girls in Kakuma Read More »
Monitoring and Evaluation, commonly known as M&E is probably something we have already heard by now, especially if you are in the development sector. But how much do we actually know about the work that goes into M&E?
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Long before the pandemic, all I cared about were academics and co-curricular activities inside my university. I believe that joining and volunteering for organizations is not my cup of tea, and it’s just for extroverts who can communicate all the time.
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By: Nan Hat Shang Kham Have you ever wondered how demanding the youths are for the agriculture sector in many countries around the world? With 88% of youths living in developing countries, youths make up ⅕ percentage of the population of developing countries, and ⅔ of them are from small farm households. According to
