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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Animating advances in women and water
Next Media Animation, a Hong Kong-based company, created an animated video on the Greif Backpack using Dakota’s article on technology in the first issue of wH2O. Watch the video below!
Cleaning the way for girls’ education in Pakistan
The Asian Human Rights Commission posted an article by Amir Murtaza today discussing the importance of sanitation for school-aged girls in Pakistan. Without dirty and broken facilities at school, girls must go in search of a toilet, interrupting studies and disrupting their educational … Continue reading