Dressed for success
A HOPE Project student overcomes many obstacles in her pursuit of starting a tailoring business.
Skirting the dances
During Festa Junina, Margarita Durán leads fun traditional dances in several favelas.
Prince and the struggles of a family of 12
Rich Tarro shares the extraordinary hardships faced by a Kenyan family — and how the HOPE Project is helping.
Role model Raúl
The successes of Salvadoran students and their motivation to help their community give hope for a more inclusive and just world.
The challenges of leaving our safe bubble
Inclusion does not follow the deaf student home. Life is different outside the haven of the Deaf Development Programme.
Heavy crosses to bear
Rich Tarro shares the journey and the struggles of a resilient high school student in Mombasa, Kenya.
‘Entering a whole new world’
Steve Veryser interviews Mwalimu Samo about his path to becoming a Tanzanian Sign Language interpreter.
Blessings on a washed out, muddy road
What I learned on the road less taken … because the normal one was blocked.
Giving the opportunity to learn
Tawny Thanh and Hiep Vu, recently retired Maryknoll lay missioners, continue to live and volunteer in Bolivia.
‘A time to laugh, a time to weep …’
Mission is not just about the struggle for justice; it’s also about sharing life’s joys and celebrations with the people.
Choose joy
If the Tanzanian people have anything to teach us, it’s that joy is a choice.
