The Philippines: August 3-12 Cambodia: August 10-21 UNION is an opportunity for people in Japan to learn from and connect to communities in the developing world to help with understanding about poverty and how together we can all make a difference for the neglected poor. UNION members work as a team, alongside the community on [...]
COMPILED BY DANIELLE TATE-STRATTON Women’s soccer in England is about to become a professional sport, at least for some of the players on each of the country’s top eight teams. A new Super League is set to launch in spring 2011, meaning that women will have the chance to get paid to play soccer for [...]
BY DEE GREEN, PHOTOS BY TRACEY TAYLOR “If at first the idea is not absurd, then there is no hope for it.”—Albert Einstein Travelling in Japan is a heady mix of well-trodden paths, mind-boggling crowds, luscious characters, delightful secrets, and instant surprises. Kyoto is a destination that always fulfills this brief. Even after more than [...]
BY DEE GREEN, PHOTOS BY TRACEY TAYLER “One who never climbs Mount Fuji is a fool, and one who climbs twice is twice the fool.” This is what they say. And we now know without a doubt which category we idiotically fall into—with all good intents and purposes. We climbed Fuji last year. On a [...]
