Critical Thinking - Benson Henderson and Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Central and South Asian Creativity
Critical thinking is fundamental to entrepreneurship and success. Last week, during a school party with parents in TriBeCa, my fri…
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Three Things Employers Should Know About Vets, PTSD, and Disability
The Army Times is currently running a series of articles on veterans' unemployment. Increasing attention is focused on this issue,…
Digital Media, Women Empowerment, Education, Economy, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan
Digital media is a term that defines many forms of communication and information. For me, it all starts with blogs and articles ju…
Target Marketing Strategies for Afghanistan, Central and South Asia Economies and Educational Systems
The Afghan American Chamber of Commerce Matchmaking conference hosted by USAid and the State Department in Washington DC this week…
Dr. Ushma Neill on Afghanistan Women Education
Women's Education is a topic very close to my heart, and intrinsically linked with the progress of Afghanistan. Women were relegat…
Allow me to Introduce Ourselves!
Since 2005 Jalalabad has been home to a small group of international volunteers who have worked closely with the schools, clinics …
The Adventure of Afghanistan’s Pashtanay Bank: Is it fight against corruption or fight against Afghanistan’s banking system?
Establishment of banking system in 1312 (equivalent to 1913 in Gregorian calendar) with the inauguration of Bank Milli Afghan (Afg…
China illuminating their presence in Afghanistan more than before
Chinas inactivity in Afghanistan is becoming to an end and is more moving towards becoming Afghanistans most important mediator an…
Afghanistan’s future is not that bleak
Lets go back a decade and remind ourselves of what Afghanistan was like then. It was the regime of Taliban- a period when human ri…
ARE SAUDI WOMEN LESS FREE THAN AFGHAN WOMEN?
Can you imagine a world in which, if you happen to be a woman, you are forced to have a "male guardian" - a father, brother or hus…
