Discrimination

40 Million Reasons to Stop Cultural and Economic Killing of Girls in South Asia

A presentation was given on the Maiti Nepal Organisation that Rotary has been supporting.

Anuradha Koirala CNN Hero and founder of Maiti Nepal has given a voice to the innocent victims of trafficking worldwide and has rescued over 12,000 girls and women who have been trafficked from Nepal to India.

As I was listening to… Continue reading →

Balkans, War Crimes and The Legitimacy of War on Trial

In Australia, we typically have a loose nationalism. Sometimes it raises its head when people feel threatened by other nationalities who don’t speak English or is whipped up in media coverage of boat people ‘refugees’. In 2007 the immigration test was upgraded for foreigners wishing to migrate here. They would have to answer 20 out… Continue reading →

Why Do We Discriminate: Jane Elliott Blue Eyed/Brown Eyed Training

Why do people discriminate? Do we challenge our own beliefs? Let’s find out more about Jane Elliott the controversial US educator. Do you live in a country where there is a dominant culture and those who are seen as less or not your nationality? There is no pure race, we are all shaped by nature… Continue reading →

Mohandas Gandhi

“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.”

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