by Eri Taniguchi | Nov 22, 2012 | Awareness
Just like in the United States of America, this was an election year in Mongolia. In June of this year, Mongolia had an election for the Parliament. This event was critical in expanding political participation by Mongolian women because for the first time in the...
by Guest Poster | Oct 23, 2012 | Event, Awareness
Guest Post by Deborah Chen – University of Pittsburgh As a senior in the University of Pittsburgh, I am a few months away from fending for myself financially. My classmates and I are on the perpetual hunt for a job that puts ramen on the table. Phone bills, car...
by admin | Oct 11, 2012 | News, Program, Awareness
When I went back to Nepal in 2011, after being away for over 22 years, I had no idea what I would encounter, and even less of an idea of how it would feel to be back. Although still a Nepali citizen, after being in the US for most of my life, I was certainly not...
by Nabin Aryal | Sep 18, 2012 | Event, Awareness
September 8 is the official International Literacy Day and it is celebrated around the globe as a way to raise the awareness about this important topic. The United Nations (UN) has set this date for advocating the benefits of literacy and to identify ways to mobilize...
by Nabin Aryal | Sep 18, 2012 | General, Awareness
Report by Rashmita KC and composed by Nabin Aryal It has often been said that education is one of the most powerful weapons for the development of any country. It especially plays a vital role in a developing country like Nepal. For the development of education as...
by Eri Taniguchi | Jul 21, 2012 | Awareness, Program
Except for the influence of Tibetan Buddhism, similar food like Momo (dumpling or buuz in Mongolia) and the fact that both are landlocked, Nepal and Mongolia seem to be very different countries. Such difference may be also distinct for situation of gender equality...
