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In collaboration with Cell-Life and Wits Reproductive Health and HIV Institute, Praekelt Foundation will launch MAMA South Africa -- a mobile phone based community that allows mothers to access vital health information on their mobile phones in a way that is personal and discreet. |  | Jeffrey P. Colin: Media, Poverty and a Lack of Concern
As far back as 2008, members of the progressive advocacy community who focus on poverty were decrying a lack of coverage of rising poverty levels by the media. Since that point, the problem has gotten much worse. |  | David Weiss: The Real Story in Liberia
Although the Charles Taylor verdict is drawing attention to Liberia once again, it is also a reminder of how far Liberia has come since that dark era. |  | Elcin Poyrazlar: No Country for Women
I live in Istanbul, a mega-city, so I can't really say whether it is more conservative or religious. But there is certainly an air of submission where without being told, you have the instinct to shut your mouth. |  | Stephanie Spiro: The New School Presents a Sneak Preview of the Documentary Flying Paper
After the preview of the movie, a man in the audience, visibly moved, raised his hand and said: "Growing up in Palestine, kite flying was the only thing that made me feel free." | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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