Writer: Paul Salopek
National Geographic Editor-in-Chief Chris Johns describes two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Paul Salopek as “a passionate witness.”
National Geographic Editor-in-Chief Chris Johns describes two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Paul Salopek as “a passionate witness.”
Craig Esbeck, a former Peace Corps volunteer, started Mango Tree in 2000 to help Ugandan teachers & schools tap into the potential of its young people.
Since getting her start as a photojournalist in Johannesburg, Edelstein has evolved into an award-winning photographer renowned for her portraits.
One of three Nigerians nominated in 2007 to the prestigious Caine Prize shortlist, this woman has begun to attract attention in a big way, and not just for her fiction writing.
A Philadelphia-based artist and cultural activist spearheads the Rwanda Healing Project, transforming a mass grave and survivor’s village through public art.
This Sudanese artist seeks to address the roots of violence, social injustice, intolerance, and apathy.
Memoirist, “Monique and the Mango Rains”
Monthly Archives: April 2008