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Over the past decade alone, New York City has faced many power outages;

some where even the wh*** city went into a black out. As a fellow New

Yorker myself, I feel that this problem should be attended to especially

in the summer time. Every summer, you hear reports on power outages and

black outs all over the city. I remember the black out in 2006. I was

in summer camp at the time in my church and all of a sudden, everything

went out. The lights, the air… Continue

I'm learning more about

woman's roles in society right now and in particular what I'm wondering

about is: how are younger girls getting involved by playing sports in

Afghanistan. I was researching this question online and this article by

UNICEF caught my attention because it was something different from

average reports involving women. The title also caught my attention

because I do remember reading about Afghani women… Continue

[Masani] I come from a typical Uganda family. My mother was diagnosed

with HIV/AIDS when I was just 9 years old. I am now 19 years old.

Because of the help I got from "Training the trainers," I was able to

help her get treated at the only hospital for miles. Volunteers in the

organization helped provide transportation fees for me to bring my

mother to the hospital and gave me food while I was waiting for her

treatment to be over. We visited the hospital about 3… Continue

This program is worthy of receiving donations because I believe that it is really useful and modern. It helps spread information about HIV/AIDS prevention and what can be done to prevent it. Training women is really vital for the future of this epidemic. The more people know about this issue, the more can be done to prevent it from spreading and treat it properly. The organization, "Training the trainers" works with women in Uganda to help develop and promote stronger families and healthier… Continue