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How US cities fixed violations to Asian Americans’ voting rights in 2020

December 22, 2020by amyyeewrites Leave a comment

The Guardian December 22, 2020 Cities such as Malden, Massachusetts are working to comply with rights laws to accommodate a growing voting bloc GO TO ARTICLE In 2007, Fiona Yu […]

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Culture, Democracy, Education, Race & Ethnicity

To Recognize Misinformation, Teach a Generation While It’s Young

October 24, 2020by amyyeewrites Leave a comment

New York Times October 23, 2020 There’s no silver bullet to slay misinformation. But students can be taught to know when information is reliable. Ms. Panakam was startled by how […]

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Education, Misinformation

Teaching Senior Citizens to Spot Misinformation

August 24, 2020by amyyeewrites Leave a comment

New York Times, August 28, 2020 [My article above in The New York Times was cut for space. It appeared in the At Home section, which has articles with a […]

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Education, Misinformation

Strength in Numbers: StrongMinds looks to break the cycle of depression for women in Uganda and beyond.

August 20, 2018by amyyeewrites Leave a comment

Stanford Social Innovation Review August 2018 Harriet Nakalyango sells water and farms a small plot of land to make a living on the outskirts of Kampala, Uganda’s capital. After she married at age 16 […]

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Africa, Education, Public health, Women & Children

Men Teaching Men To Be Better Husbands And Dads

June 15, 2018by amyyeewrites Leave a comment

NPR June 15, 2018 Jean Marie Rukundo did not accompany his wife to the clinic the first two times she gave birth. Here in rural Rwanda, that was considered the […]

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Africa, Education, Public health, Rural poverty, Women & Children

An ambitious African-science project is getting into its stride

April 7, 2018by amyyeewrites Leave a comment

The Economist AFRICA is home to what may be the world’s oldest counting tools. The Ishango bone from the Democratic Republic of Congo (both sides of which are pictured above) […]

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Africa, Education, science

A Mission to Stop Genital Cutting

November 10, 2017by amyyeewrites Leave a comment

New York Times International November 9, 2017 KEUR SIMBARA, Senegal — Demba Diawara is an unlikely advocate for women’s rights. The imam, now in his 80s, has lived all his […]

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Africa, Education, Public health, Women & Children

New Yorker Redesigns Her Life To Help Kids In Ghana

July 24, 2017by amyyeewrites Leave a comment

NPR July 24, 2017 AMY YEE Pat Wilkins didn’t plan to live in Ghana. But the former New Yorker is now so much a part of the society that, as […]

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Africa, Education, Fun stuff & Cool people, Women & Children

She arrived in Senegal 43 years ago – and is still there working on social issues

July 20, 2017by amyyeewrites Leave a comment

Christian Science Monitor July 20, 2017 Molly Melching founded the nonprofit Tostan, which operates in a number of African countries. It’s known globally for alleviating poverty, as well as for […]

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Africa, Education, Fun stuff & Cool people, Public health, Rural poverty, Women & Children

The Other Reason Africa’s Elephants Are Dying

May 28, 2016by amyyeewrites Leave a comment

Foreign Policy May 9, 2016 Kenya is trying its best to deter illegal poachers, but revenge killings by farmers and herdsmen can be the bigger problem. NEAR AMBOSELI NATIONAL PARK, […]

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Africa, Animals, Education, Environment, Kenya

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