Solo 7′s message of Peace
Measuring the impact art can have on communities is never easy. But when we brazenly took a commuter van (or matatu) into the epicenter of →
BREAKING: Kenyatta is ‘given the presidency’
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-21723488En route – return to the States
I wrote this on the airplane before falling asleep, thinking about how I would explain my reaction to people when I return to the States: →
From Transmara – 1 year later
I want to help. I want to support every initiative I learn of to better the lives of the other Kenyans in their communities. - →
Last Day in Kitale
“We think of you as Gabriel. The angel, God's messager. You are a messager of our people. God has sent you to us.” Seated in →
A Time To Be Small…
Among the dense green forest of Mt. Elgon, four Americans are guided by two armed Kenyan soldiers in full uniform. Their pleasant demeanor and patience →
Kipsongo
If I don't feel well, if my mind is racing and my heart out of synch - there's a reason. Finding a balance in Kenya →
Sister Freda: Medical Marvel
The deep azure of her eyes clung like a halo to her pupil. Her eyes pointed up toward the sky as she spoke each word. →
Arrival in Kitale
I just took one of the best showers of my adult life. (The other being that which took place at the Jinja Nile Resort in →
The Wasonga Family
There are over 2.5 million slum dwellers in all of Nairobi, representing 60% of Nairobi's population; an estimated 1.5 million of them live in the →