Exploring the world through servant leadership
<Fatmata narrates her story> Across Africa, a flow of young minds burns with the flame of ambition, yearning to transcend their borders and pursue international education. From Sierra Leone’s Fatmata …
Young Africans on a Mission: Chasing International Scholarships, Facing Systemic Hurdles Read More
Spending eight to 10 months in one of America’s most rapidly expanding urban hubs may seem brief for fully uncovering its treasures, yet it’s enough time to fall under its …
A Phoenix Manual for International Fellows Read More
<Bell Rock is a famous rock formation that rises 500 feet into the air and is considered avortex site. Its name comes from its bell-like shape.> Dennis Andres first heard …
Sedona’s vortex: Believe or not to believe Read More
<Washington Post Video journalist Elyse Samuels after a session with OSINT class in February> In February 2019, I was honored with the ‘best use of data’ in Pakistan Data Journalism …
A journey for change with Humphrey at ASU! Read More
<Indira Sharshenova (center). This photo highlights her position in the Ministry of Digital Development as a one-woman-at-a-table> One day, as my little daughter sought solace in my arms during a …
Women in Tech: Journeys from Kyrgyzstan to the USA Read More
<Tamuna Chkareuli / Midjourney> If you ever opened up a ChatGPT and blankly stared at it, contemplating the endless possibilities, and then sighed and closed it, you’re not alone. Generative AI …
AI as a tool for journalists – interview with experts Read More
<Lucio Muñoz is a shaman from the Shipibo-Konibo community. He does ayahuasca ceremonies in his Pino Joni Ecologic Center, located in the city of Pucallpa, Peru.> The Amazon’s plant-based drink …
Ayahuasca: A Shortcut to the Unconscious Read More
<Prem Pariyar> At school, friends and teachers did not eat food or drink water touched by Prem Pariyar. He and his family were also barred from worshiping at the temple. …
From Nepal to California: A Fight Against Caste-Based Discrimination Read More
<Artwork by Rica Mae Soriente for Camille Diola> The Philippine weather bureau called Typhoon Rai “Odette” as it approached in December 2021, in a country that counts down to Christmas at the …
How fledgling hyperlocal news sites are weathering storms in Philippines Read More
As the world celebrates International Women’s Day 2024 under the theme “Accelerate Progress,” it is imperative to reflect on the status of women’s rights in different parts of the world. …
A Tale of Two Nations: Women’s Rights in the US and Sierra Leone on International Women’s Day 2024 Read More