Born: 1940 Died: 2011 WOMEN’S ROLE IN REALIZING SDG 10 As a woman, you may have never considered how greatly you can transform your community. It appears to be something of a burden than it is to make positive change. It is hard to make out what it is like to become a force to […]

Born: October 2, 1869, Porbandar, India—Died: January 30, 1948, Delhi. Indian lawyer, politician, social activist, and writer British Classical scholar Gilbert Murray sentiments about Mahatma Gandhi, 1918. “should be very careful how they deal with a man who cares nothing for sensual pleasure, nothing for riches, nothing for comfort or praise, or promotion, but is simply […]

The American Medical Association (AMA) stepped up in making advocacy efforts aimed at working in unity to mitigate racial and ethnic disparities “one physician at a time”  They remain cognizant to the fact that people should be able to have access to affordable and meaningful health care and that the pursuit of health equity is […]

By Diana Dorine dorinediana@gmail.com   The journey to becoming an entrepreneur is ever daunting for most young people in Kenya and Africa at large. If you get a chance to interact with youngsters on this issue, the one thing that stands out is their desire to become self-employed and pursue what they’re passionate about. It […]

Finger Painting Art By Diana Dorine dorinediana@gmail.com   What was originally intended to be a fun way of introducing art to kids has advanced over the years into a rich expressive hobby come business venture. Especially when beautiful wall paintings are what you are looking for. The late Ruth Faison Shaw, an American artist and […]