share Need a book? Write your own Developing countries face overcrowded classrooms and empty libraries. Students have started addressing this issue by filling shelves with their own stories. Read more »
share One in Ninety-Eight Ninety-eight. That's the number of kids in Rajan Tiru's class. He's in class nine — the equivalent of ninth grade in the U.S. Next year he'll be in class 10 and will need to pass a big exam so he can continue his studies. Read more »
share Where Cell Phones Are Required for Class Roughly 44 percent of women in Pakistan are literate, according to 2008 figures from the Pakistani government. Read more »
share Bhutanese immigrants face up to realities in the Land of Dreams I came across the story of Tul Bahadur Tiwari, a Bhutanese refugee from Nepal, on National Radio Project. Tul is looking for work after moving with his family to Oakland, California this year. Read more »
![Immigrants arriving in the U.S. in the middle of a recession are finding it very difficult to find a job. Photo: <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/hondapanda/2768608665/in/set-72157606969677695">[ d i e g o ] (flickr)</a>](http://www.globalenvision.org/files/styles/teaser/public/2768608665_a455029536.jpg?itok=pq3Zg3ni)
