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Volunteerism has many faces, many colours, many forms and expressions; it’s a borderless and multi-shape stream nourished by solidarity, enthusiasm and sense of commitment; many hands and many voices, many ways to be active and creative, many people who help and many people to be helped, many wall breaking down and bridge building up, and only...
Liam O'Grady, age 16, Shawn MacMillan, age 16, Julia de Montigny, age 16, Dan-Tam Nguyen, age 17, Philemon Wright High School, Quebec
Humanity has No Borders
We can lobby for generic drugs to be made more readily available to the places that most need them. Currently, giant pharmaceutical corporations, through patents and other measures,...
This photograph shows two individuals who do not fall into the stereotypical categories of people living with HIV/AIDS. The black headbands around the eyes emphasize how HIV/AIDS has no eyes, and can affect any group, country, family and relationship. It is not simply a disease ‘over there’. Another thing that the black headbands emphasize is...
The wallet scenario, symbolized by the condoms, health card and a bill represents access to health insurance in industrialized nations that have higher levels of sex education and safety network in place.
Regardless of the above, the public still faces the prospects of a two-tiered health care system in which the rich will have access to...
This was taken at Park Baluchi, a restaurant in the Hauz Khas village, New Delhi. The restaurant is situated in the middle of a lush green deer park. This photo is special because the moment the musicians came in everybody got up and started dancing. Thus began my beautiful and unforgetable evening in Delhi. An awesome experience with some...
Al-Hassan As-Sabbah is the founder of the first organized gang groups, relying on "hashish" drug dealing. His men were called "Hashasheen" in Arabic, i.e. people who dope "hashish" (a drug type), during the Umayyad Caliphate in Damascus, and hence, the word "Hashasheen" became gradually "Assassin" in English!
