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The Editors 1-14-2015
In 2014, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) premiered Water Everlasting? The Battle to Secure Haiti’s Most Essential Resource, a documentary film addressing concerns about Haiti’s public water system.
Government agencies and charitable organizations have spent decades attempting to provide clean water to Haiti, but administrative weaknesses often impede these efforts. The 2010 earthquake exacerbated the problem. Suddenly, millions of people lacked access to safe drinking water, and waterborne diseases reached epic proportions.
Yet, despite the many instances of lack, there is good being done in Haiti in various capacities. Read “On a Firm Foundation” to learn of the many positive accomplishments of Haitians working in their own neighborhoods.
Jenna Barnett, Ryan Herring 10-16-2014
Ryan Herring reads Langston Hughes' "Harlem" as photos of Ferguson are displayed.
The Editors 8-06-2014
Memphis Teacher Residency believes that "urban education is the single greatest social justice and civil rights issue in America today."
The Editors 6-13-2014
Daneil Beaty performs “Knock Knock,” a powerful poem that tells the story of his father’s incarceration.
The Editors 5-14-2014
Matthew Vines sits down with Sojourners to discuss his first book, "God and the Gay Christian: The Biblical Case in Support of Same-Sex Relationships."
The Editors 5-14-2014
Musician Nicole C. Mullen and theologian Ellen F. Davis articulate the goodness of God in their own unique ways.
The Editors 5-14-2014
Follow the gripping story of a young girl taken from her home and placed into foster care.