A Month of Poetry
April 14, 2009
April is Poetry month in America. What a lovely concept. There are all sorts of ways to celebrate it, including signing up to get a
April is Poetry month in America. What a lovely concept. There are all sorts of ways to celebrate it, including signing up to get a
Well, it doesn’t actually. Here’s Anne’s explanation: The thing about the word ‘ceilidh’ is that it’s in the process of evolution. It’s Gaelic, and means
Here are Raj Kumar and Harikala, holding their letters of acceptance to a six-month training course in Mumbai for Child Development Aides. What a thrill!
The Core Group! It is an institution in the foundation, harking back to our earliest days, when the CG was comprised of Paula, Linda, Aparna,
Moy looked so pretty the other day I took a whole series of pictures, in most of which she was smiling beautifully. But this expression
I miss our old staff. There are so many wonderful people who have worked in the foundation and then moved on – too many to
Smitu was one of the first Indians I met after falling in love with Ravi. He and his then wife Poornima were living in the
As the winter winds to a close and the summer begins, with those dry, dusty breezes already making the afternoons just a little bit sleepy,
Lauren is our newest volunteer. She’s an art teacher from Philadelphia where she works in a school for deaf kids, some of whom have other
