by Karina Mirochnik | Jul 29, 2018 | Blog, Issue 7 Blog
“Denying a child a hug, to sit on your lap, or even to hold your hand as you accompanied him or her to the restroom would result as the most difficult challenge of my experience”, says a high school volunteer at the Refugee Youth Project in Baltimore.
by Karina Mirochnik | Jun 12, 2018 | Blog, Issue 6 Blog
“Palestinian society has yet to get used to the increasing number of women in local political positions,” explains Mr. Samha, Deputy Assistant at the Palestinian Ministry of Local Government.
by Karina Mirochnik | Mar 2, 2018 | Blog, Issue 6 Blog
When I asked an Aymara woman merchant her opinion of women’s empowerment, she answered without hesitation: “What is that?” recalls Carolina Balta, professional tourist guide in Cuzco
by Karina Mirochnik | Feb 26, 2018 | Blog, Issue 5 Blog Spanish
En estos casi veinte años de vivir en la ciudad del Cusco, he podido ver de cerca a la mujer aymara, sus costumbres y tradiciones, escribe Carolina Balta operadora de turismo en Cusco.
by Karina Mirochnik | Aug 19, 2017 | Blog, Issue 6 Blog
The Guelaguetza festival is an example of the equality and value of gender roles, says local volunteer Mariana Garcés.
by Women Across Frontiers Administrator | Jun 5, 2017 | Blog, Issue 6 Blog, Pakistan
Memories that stand testament to the fact that train journeys have inspired great fiction across genres: romance, tragedy, thriller.