Trafficked Women Are Likely to Return to Trafficking: Fighting Against the Statistics.
Written By Andrea Plata Point Loma Nazarene University 2023 Graduate The Reality Behind the Trafficking of Women The trauma of trafficking affects everything [...]
Monsoon Season (and Everything Else) is Better with Friends
Everything good is better when it is shared with good friends, isn’t it? A delicious meal, a shared joke, a belly laugh–they are so [...]
The Race for a 5-Year-Old’s Life: Who Gets There First?
Zaina is like any other five-year-old girl. She loves to play. She meets up with her sweet little friends in her village's dusty, uneven [...]
Hope in the Rubble
We drove for hours deep into the countryside of India. Much like driving into rural America, this is where the farmland is. Unlike America, [...]
Summer Sun and Summer Slumps
Summer: The season for vacations, family reunions, camping trips, beach days, picnics, and baseball. The pace of life seems different this time of year. [...]
The Rise of Ankita: A Trafficking Survivor’s Journey to a Medical Degree
Walking up the wooden stairs to the platform, Ankita was careful not to step on the hem of her orange and pink sari. [...]
Children of the Brick Factory
You’ve heard about them. I have too. But I had never actually seen one. The images still plague my dreams. It was a beautiful [...]
In India, The Women Are Always Impeccably Dressed
In India, the women are always impeccably dressed. It doesn’t matter if they are doing laundry outside the door [...]
Your Best YES Sometimes Comes with a Resounding NO
We love to say YES to children. Yes, you may have a bowl of ice cream in winter. Yes, you may go play in [...]
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