Dreaming of and Driving toward an AIDS-free Botswana
Ask any adolescent girl or young woman what she wants to be when she grows up and the list will be [...]
Ask any adolescent girl or young woman what she wants to be when she grows up and the list will be [...]
At the beginning of April, just a few weeks into the global coronavirus pandemic, DREAMS Botswana had one message for its Facebook [...]
“Welcome to The Catch, a radio program for adolescent girls and young women,” enthuses host Botlhale Sebataladi, who also serves as a [...]
None of us are strangers to the powerful role technology plays in our lives – or the ways in which it can [...]
This holiday season, Project Concern International (PCI) asked the families we work with all over the world one question: What is your [...]
Each year on Dec. 1, the global community uses World AIDS Day to remember lives cut short by HIV/AIDS and to renew [...]
As a long-time driver for Project Concern International (PCI), Sylvia Tshoswane has learned how to navigate much more than just the backroads [...]
Thato, a nine-year-old girl from Mochudi, Botswana, is a survivor. During a routine home visit, a PCI partner and local peer educator [...]
Heidy is a 22-year-old living with her parents in Guatemala and is the single mother of a toddler. She’s also a driven [...]
The southern African nation of Botswana has one of the highest rates of HIV in the world. Nearly 25 percent of all [...]