Ms Awa Ba is the Country Officer and head of the Senegal Country Office of the Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA). Prior to that, Ms Ba worked with the foundation TrustAfrica, managing the Religion and Pluralism in Africa Program. She also worked as […]
Ana Christina Couto Amorim | South South Forum 2011-to date PhD Research – Maori Visual Arts –Massey University–New Zealand I am an artist working with an expanded notion of Art and life. Throughout my 23-year career I have identified real issues regarding the appropriation and manipulation of art by capitalist interests such as large […]
I have a bachelor’s degree on Communication from ITESO University, in Mexico, class of 2010. I’m part of the Communication department of ESARQ College and collaborator as a copyeditor for the bilingual, Spanish and English, magazine Taxi, around the art. Last year I worked as a volunteer for six months in Brazilin an organization […]
I was born in November 24th,1960 in Habana, I attended primary school in Freedom School City[Ciudad Escolar Libertad], where I was a child pioneer coordinator. It was the first Cuban organization for children from primary and secondary schools.I later attended the vocational military school Camilo Cienfuegos where I developed my secondary and pre-university studies […]
Zhu Xiurong（1914-2007） Author/Lam Kit Wah Zhu Xiurong was a famous Taiwan educator who was born in Jiangsu Province in China, and received tertiary and honorable master degree in education in America. In 1946, she accompanied with her husband and moved back to Taiwan. She realized how urgent to develop National Education there […]
Zhou Guangren Author/Lam Kit Wah Zhou Guangren was born in German and later follow her parents moved back to Shang Hai. At that time many refugees from western countries moved to Shanghai and brought with piano culture to […]
Chung, Chi Yung（1920-2014） Author/Lam Kit Wah Dr. Chung was born in Changsha, Hunan in 1920. She was graduated with the highest score from the Law school and she became the first female judge in Chinese history. Later she got married with Mr. Hu Hong Lie, she went to Europe and studied the […]
Kathleen Eunice Cheung, née Tse Author/Lam Kit Wah Kathleen Tse was born in Hong Kong in 1912. Her family had a very elite status in the society and therefore she was rich and powerful. She guaduated from Hong Kong University in BA and then worked as teacher under the department of Education. She […]
Tasi Shih-Jen, Morocco ecological education facilitator Tasi Shih-Jen, a Taiwan girl who studied anthropology and ethnology in France and worked as an oriental dance teacher in Taiwan, went to Morocco for voluntary work at 2011. She has been fascinated by the unique environment and mysterious power of Sahara desert, so decided to stay at desert […]
Malālah Yūsafzay is a Pakistani girl (12 July 1997). She is the youngest Nobel Prize winner. She fight for education rights for women. She was born in the Swat District of Pakistan’s northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Her name means grief-stricken. She study in the local school, but Taliban forbid women study in school in […]
