Who Owns Water? (Malawi Part II)
One question that we constantly ask ourselves at the Salvation Army International Development Office is ‘who owns our projects?’ If the answer is ‘The Salvation Army,’ we will most likely […]
Rescuing Trafficked Children: Malawi
Malawi is called the Warm Heart of Africa, and this week on my most recent project monitoring trip, I was embraced by that warm heart. People greeted us warmly, sang […]
My London Running Routes pt.1
Many people seemed interested in where I went running in Kampala last year, and since I’ve been running even more this year in London, it seems high time to show […]
Why I’m doing my ‘Environment & Development’ research in Europe
Several times in the past few weeks, someone has asked me about my dissertation research, and when I start talking about Transition Towns, Barcelona and figuring out my UK sites, […]
Firenze Card…Totally worth it!
If you’re travelling to Florence anytime soon, you will probably be aware of the Firenze Card. If not, see here. The card costs €50 and gets you into most of […]
It’s Tough Being a Girl
More girls were killed in the last 50 years, precisely because they were girls, than men killed in all the wars in the 20th century. (Half the Sky) In light […]
Final Accounting: Live Below the Line (Part 6)
One final post for those of you who followed along with us on our week Below the Line. First, a HUGE thank you to everyone who sponsored us! At last […]
