Posts Tagged: Humanitarianism
Povertees, stitching much more than fabric.
As I type this, I can imagine that at this very moment, somewhere bobbins are spinning like saucers, boxes are being packed up and shipped off, and a dream is becoming a reality. Tyler Patterson, the founder of Povertees, stitched
Povertees, stitching much more than fabric.
As I type this, I can imagine that at this very moment, somewhere bobbins are spinning like saucers, boxes are being packed up and shipped off, and a dream is becoming a reality. Tyler Patterson, the founder of Povertees, stitched
Somewhere in Taiwan, A Piano is Playing…
Stretching just beyond the shadow of Taipei 101, the Taipei Medical University Hospital operates as it does each and every day. You’ll find all the sounds you might normally associate with at a hospital: the soft but high-pitched drone of
Somewhere in Taiwan, A Piano is Playing…
Stretching just beyond the shadow of Taipei 101, the Taipei Medical University Hospital operates as it does each and every day. You’ll find all the sounds you might normally associate with at a hospital: the soft but high-pitched drone of
A Blog, A Business, A Better Future. Modeofaide.
A blog, a business, a better future. Modeofaide is complex in theory, simple in approach. A blog dedicated to the arcane beauty of life and the subtleties of humanitarianism. A developing business that seeks to provide the highest quality apparel
A Blog, A Business, A Better Future. Modeofaide.
A blog, a business, a better future. Modeofaide is complex in theory, simple in approach. A blog dedicated to the arcane beauty of life and the subtleties of humanitarianism. A developing business that seeks to provide the highest quality apparel
A Model to be Emulated: Santa Barbara Street Medicine
As a biology student at the University of California, Santa Barbara, I have had the privilege of experiencing a number of fascinating and unique courses, none more inspiring than the Underserved Medicine Seminar. The seminar, put on by the bright folks
A Model to be Emulated: Santa Barbara Street Medicine
As a biology student at the University of California, Santa Barbara, I have had the privilege of experiencing a number of fascinating and unique courses, none more inspiring than the Underserved Medicine Seminar. The seminar, put on by the bright folks
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