Matatu conductor holding on for dear life, hanging out the side of the van... I'm sitting in the first seat by the door. Yikes!
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Students enjoy a lunch of rice and beans outside their classroom at Sud Academy. The school is able to provide daily lunch for students, thanks to people's generous donations!
I'm Kellee and I work with a school for Sudanese refugees in Nairobi, Kenya. Join me as I chronicle the journey of a lifetime through photos, videos, stories, and updates from the ground!***************************
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Educate Yourself: Interesting Links!
- Video: Southern Sudan at War Again- The Need for Sud Academy Continues
- NY Times- Drought in Kenya, Increased Insecurity
- Sud Academy's Official Site
- The Water School
- Canadian Aid for Southern Sudan's (CASS) Official Site
- Picture Gallery- View of Life in Northern Sudan
- Economist article on the situation in Sudan
- Clooney's Celebrity Power to Help Darfur
- LA Times- Arrest Warrent out for Sudanese Pres- Good or Bad?
- Sudan's President Under Arrest at ICC for Crimes Against Humanity, Genocide in Darfur
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Lunch time @ Sud Academy!
Students enjoy a lunch of rice and beans outside their classroom at Sud Academy. The school is able to provide daily lunch for students, thanks to people's generous donations!
1 comment:
Hi Kellee,
Now you've really experienced Nairobi life if you've travelled in a matatu! Hope you're first full week in Kenya goes well.
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