The Renaissance and Crossroads of Philanthropy - Digital and Social Media - Target Thinking
I was born in Florence, Italy, an incredible city also known as the cradle of Renaissance. My grandfather, Edoardo Meriggi, past a…
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Crowdsourcing with Online Film, Video and blog to Improve Education in Developing Countries
Crowdsourcing is the practice of obtaining needed services, ideas, or content by soliciting contributions from a large group of pe…
Afghan Women Drivers
driving in Afghanistan is not a smooth drive. It may turn out to be a headache when pedestrians, animals and various types of vehi…
Women Film Making Course in Herat
Today I was looking to my photo galleries and came to the four months film making course pictures and also students shooting pictu…
WOMEN IN AFGHANISTAN AND PAPUA NEW GUINEA SHARE COMPARABLE HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS
Papua New Guinea is a country that occupies half of New Guinea, the second largest island in the world. One of the last territori…
Education Challenges in Afghanistan
Ten million pupils head toward schools throughout Afghanistan in the New Year half of which should do with studying under trees, t…
Afghan Fashion Empowers Women in Afghanistan
People have different ideas and image about fashion. Some of them would like to wear something special and some of them do not car…
Hillary Clinton and Afghan Women Empowerment with Secure Economy and Mobile Money
Yesterday I read an article about Hillary Clinton: Helping Women Isn’t Just a ‘Nice’ Thing to Do in The Daily Beast. Deprivi…
Adultery
Adultery is sexual relations out side of marriage, in one form or other. Adultery in Afghanistan and almost in all Islamic countri…
Equal Opportunities in Sports
I'm running my fourth marathon at the end of this month, and I couldn't be more excited. I tell people this, and they look at me l…
