Posted in Africa, globalization, tagged adoption, Africa, film, globalization, media, pauly shore, pauly_shore on 24 September 2009 | 1 Comment »
I’m intrigued to watch the movie based on this trailer:
I’m convinced it’s a satire on white folks going to Africa to adopt babies. It’s nice to see Pauly Shore grown up and funny enough to do satire, or just humor that isn’t individually self-deprecating.
Posted in Africa, Kenya, developing countries, globalization, health, hiv/aids, non-profit, tagged media, public health, Kenya, globalization, health, health-care, Africa, HIV, AIDS, students, milton ochieng, film, rural Africa, AIDS orphans on 26 February 2009 | 1 Comment »
NPR recently profiled two Kenyan brothers who started a health clinic in Western Kenya, where they’re from. Milton and Fred Ochieng’ attended Dartmouth for undergrad before heading to medical school at Vanderbilt. Milton graduated last year and seems to be doing his residency at Wash U; brother Fred is still in medical school. They lost both parents [...]
