

Big challenges, big dreams: Learning from Kenyan students
As I enter into the dim-lit classroom at Njengu Primary School, the students faces light up – big smiles and shy chuckles fill the room. I look around at the dirt floors, the thin wooden [...]

Rooted in Hope
Nov 10, 2016


Farm to table in the Masai Mara
When you think of fresh produce, do you picture a grocery store or a garden? We visited the Angama Mara Camp in southwest Kenya, situated atop the Oloololo escarpment looking out over the vast plains [...]

Rooted in Hope
Sep 19, 2016


Seeds that feed us: A visit to the ECHO Asia Seed Bank
Do you ever consider the complete lifecycle of the fruits and vegetables you eat? Each one started as a tiny seed that was nurtured and cultivated before transforming into a plant and eventually making its [...]

Rooted in Hope
Sep 4, 2016


Where do you get your water?
What do you do when you're thirsty? Open a bottle of water? Turn on the tap and fill your glass? One in ten people around the world do not have that privilege. For the 783 [...]

Rooted in Hope
Aug 4, 2016


Small margins in El Salvador’s markets
At the Sunday market in Berlín, El Salvador, the streets are bustling with vendors selling their vegetables. Some have only a basket of goods to sell, while others set up a small table with a [...]

Rooted in Hope
Jul 4, 2016


Tree Planting in Asia – A new partnership in Bhutan
The Kingdom of Bhutan, nestled amongst the giant Himalayas on the border of China and India, is a small and isolated country with a strong commitment to conservation. The protection of forests is embedded in the [...]

Rooted in Hope
Mar 8, 2016








