2011 VOF Week 2

My journey with World Pulse started on 2009, in my freshman year at Asian University for Women, when my senior Sunita Basnet had mailed me a link and told me, “This might interest you”. … Read More»

I could feel the wetness in my pants, it had happened again. My monthly flow had once again embarrassed me at a time when I hadn’t a dime to buy toilet tissue to pad myself. … Read More»

Growing up in Zambia, a girl child is told not to speak until spoken to, especially by the father. … Read More»

When you ask someone to tell their story, they aren’t always sure from where to start. I kept pondering on this question for some time until I finally started writing. Here is my story: … Read More»

Though I was born into this world as a complete child, from my age of two I was suffering with a kidney disease. Doctors have told my parent to give up hopes of me. … Read More»

My journey to the world pulse is one I would call "the safest ride" I have ever embarked on. … Read More»

On a Quest ... … Read More»

“Why did you have to waste an engineering seat in college if you wanted to become a journalist?” … Read More»

It has taken me a while to decide where to begin my story from and in the end; I choose to start from the middle. To start from the point that has brought me to this point - here. … Read More»

I am an Egyptian girl and I have a 19-year student at the Faculty of Information, I am an ambitious person and I love the process of helping others like what they did with me and become who I am, so t … Read More»