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Learning to Understand Others Through Ourselves
When a friend posted a clip from the Hindi movie Kurbaan on facebook, I was surprised at what a strong negative reaction I had to the clip, despite the fact that the clip displayed someone who was trying to defend … Continue reading
A Thank You to Our Supporters
Once again, our founder Fariya Walji has been invited to the Millennium Campus Conference as a result of her excellent work with CTW. Each year, 1000 youth leaders from around the world gather to exchange information on world issues and … Continue reading
Young and Discovering
Marshall Zhang, only a 16 year old high school student has already achieved what most scientist hope to achieve in their life time: a new drug to fight the battle against cystic fibrosis. He took the first place in the … Continue reading
Is It Okay To Keep a Child’s Gender Private?
An interesting article (taken from ParentDish.com) raises a challenging question about the role of parents in a baby’s gender and development. Following a flurry of criticism stemming from the announcement she and her family would raise their child as gender-neutral, … Continue reading
Change Tomorrow’s World in 2011
Dear Readers, We would like to begin this new year by thanking all of our readers for your support, passion and patience while we’ve been developing and updating Change Tomorrow’s World. Your energy gives us renewed strength, and your interactions … Continue reading
Darfur: A Forgotten Crisis
Hopefully you are aware of the war in Darfur. The war vanished from the media after a short submission in 2004. Because it is no longer discussed, many think the war has ended when in fact, it has not. Last … Continue reading
Building On in Mali
Hayley Milliman is an accomplished student in her second year of university. A member of Amnesty International and Habitat for Humanity, Hayley’s interest in global and community service developed years ago. In 2007, Hayley took a trip with BuildOn (formerly known as … Continue reading
Ordinary Activist Taking Fighting for a Cause
Lena Elamin, a second year criminology and professional writing student, was inspired and motivated by the obstacles that she experienced when she immigrated to Canada. She made use of her experiences and from them, she developed into a strong and … Continue reading
Canadian Rivers At Risk
Isn’t it so nice and relaxing to walk in the park watching rivers flow silently and peacefully while birds chirp? The water flows endlessly and we become lost in our own thoughts as we watch the river flow. But did … Continue reading
Riding with Reason
Cynthia Rutters (Toronto, Canada) has been an avid cyclist for many years, but in 2008 her passion turned into a cause when she registered for “The Ride To Conquer Cancer”. It is a fundraising event held for the Campbell Family … Continue reading
