Duk Payuel Attack
On November 28, there was a horrific attack on the people of Duk Payuel where ASAH first began. Fourteen of the ASAH students came from Duk Payuel. In the early […]
Category Archives: ASAH School for Orphaned Girls
Fruits of Fall
New Executive Assistant: JoRelle Grover. This fall has brought many wonderful changes to the ASAH organization. ASAH has a new executive assistant, JoRelle Grover, who has brought years of anthropology […]
Back to School Campaign
Back to school season is a distinct transition here in the United States. Stores fill with backpacks and crayons and swimming pools close as routines once again sync with the […]
Conflict
Conflict has riveted our attention, commanded our news outlets, thrust its way into our conversations, confused and divided us on an international, national, local, and personal level. It’s front and […]
A Little of the White Wipes Off
A Lost Boy of Sudan, Joseph Akol Makeer, arrived in my home town of Fargo, North Dakota in 2003. Orphaned by the war in southern Sudan, Joseph took over the task […]
African Soul, American Heart 