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I am what I read? published in News @ Fri, 06 Nov 2009 16:49:17 +0000

Posted by Katherine on 06/11/2009

For a while, my news mainly came from the RSS feeds I chose to come into my netvibes account.  This was a form of personalising the news I received grouped into things more likely to interest me (so tabs for politics, culture, the third sector, technology etc) – still in the main from ...

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Israeli and Palestinian youth use video to understand the conflict

Posted by Juliana Rincón Parra on 06/11/2009

Two different organizations in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories are using video tools to help both Arabic and Jewish youth to understand the conflict and bridge gaps between them, creating spaces for interaction and communication where they can share their dreams, concerns and though ...

Arabic Arts & Culture Children Cyber-Activism Education English Ethnicity Feature Film General Hebrew Human Rights Israel Middle East & North Africa Palestine Politics Religion Software & Tools Video War & Conflict Weblog Youth

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Ghana: Ghana highlights part I

Posted by Ndesanjo Macha on 06/11/2009

Gayle's first part of Ghana highlights: In Ghana, every region has something to offer. Culture, history, beaches, flora and fauna, you can sample it all over the country, from the tropical jungles of the south to the savannah plains of the north. If youre a beach or history lover, youll enjoy th ...

Arts & Culture English Ghana History Roundups Sub-Saharan Africa Travel

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Caribbean: French Literary Prizes

Posted by Fabienne Flessel on 06/11/2009

This week, two of the most prestigious French literary prizes were awarded to two French-speaking authors of African descent: The French-speaking Caribbean blogosphere has been buzzing over this double satisfaction, in this post from Haiti, this one from Guadeloupe and this one from Martinique [Fr].

Americas Arts & Culture Canada Diaspora English France French Guadeloupe Haiti Language Literature Martinique Roundups Senegal Sub-Saharan Africa Western Europe

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Panama: The Lost Act of Patriotism During National Holidays

Posted by Eduardo Avila on 04/11/2009

Avarana [es] wonders why Panamanians have lost the custom of patriotism during national holidays, adding that many participate in other activities other than attending parades or other acts of commemoration.

Arts & Culture Panama Roundups Spanish

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