Even though I know I will view my experience in Kenya in different and new

As you would expect, Kenyans have had Obama fever over the last few weeks. Their

On October 19, USK lost two more Street Association members, John Kamau and Njoroge, from

The seats slowly began to fill up as 9am approached. Soon, we found ourselves asking

During last Saturday’s workshop, I was sitting on the stack of chairs pushed to the

My cell phone alarm wakes me up. I open my eyes and hear roosters crowing

The silence on my blog over the past month has been due to a two-week

“What would you think if your son or your friend told you that the place

In the past week, two members of USK Street Children and Youth Associations have been

In my blogs, I have been referring to my students as “poor and marginalized children

My favorite place to have lunch is this little buffet restaurant behind the Undugu office.

The participants in the blogging and photography project have all successfully posted their first blogs

If you have been following my blog, you know that a few posts ago I

I am sitting in the room listening to the first few paragraphs of the blogs

Last Friday, my heart broke. All the children I have met have not been what

It is amazing how much you can learn about an organization in such a short

I came to Kenya thinking that talk of the recent post-election violence would be everywhere

The other day a co-worker was showing me around my new neighborhood and helping me

Lying in the corner of my bedroom, I have a pile of things to pack