by The Pollination Project | Feb 21, 2020 | Seeds: Our Blog
Some things, though inconceivable to most people, are not impossible. As with the case of the 3-year old girl who was brutalized with bruises to her throat, intentionally starved to the point she had malnutrition diseases, and locked in a part of the house called the...
by The Pollination Project | Feb 7, 2020 | Heartivist Of The Week
When you’re at the United Nations and a Minister of Education requests your advice, you know you must be doing something right. But it took Danielle De La Fuente, founder of the Amal Alliance, a lot of hard work and dedication to get to that moment. A daughter to...
by The Pollination Project | Jan 31, 2020 | Heartivist Of The Week
By David Omondi Otieno East Africa Program Administrator (Kenya) Recently, the Kenyan media has been awash with gruesome stories of young girls and women senselessly murdered by their boyfriends or husbands—an unprecedented rise in femicide that encapsulates the...
by Milena Fraccari | Jan 29, 2020 | Seeds: Our Blog
In our day to day lives we do not always recognize the realities that many people face around the world. At TPP, we are honored to stand beside grantees who remind the world of the challenges and beauty that we are unable to perceive. We all have the ability to choose...
by The Pollination Project | Jan 24, 2020 | Heartivist Of The Week
Sameeksha Bhattarai, founder of Project Compassionate Nepal, says that veganism—and her quest to help others in her community of Kathmandu choose a plant-based lifestyle–has been one of the biggest battles of her life. Despite the hardship, however, she refuses...
