The following is the video of one of the three presentations I made to students at Suva Intermediate School, where my UWCAD friend Larry used to work. I talk to about my dreams and life and following dreams to classroom full of mostly Hispanic children, many of whom come from lower middle class or lower class families.
Human rights and education of Dalits, Women, Tharus and Tamangs, some of the marginalized Nepalese.
At a presentation to children and families from lower-middle class and lower class in Mexico, I share with them how I followed my dreams and beat the odds to achieve academic and professional success. I share with them how I did it, and to tell them to not lose hope!
Conversation with Jay on Think Tech Hawaii TV about my life, the recent earthquake in Nepal and my work.
Injustices in Nepal, what I am doing to fight to them, and what children like themselves could do when they grow up to live a meaningful life.
There is no such thing as the meaning of life. You make life meaningful by the way you live. And one of the many, MANY ways one could live ones life is fighting injustices.
There is no such thing as the meaning of life. You make life meaningful by the way you live.
The earthquake brought about massive devastation in the countryside including in our project site of Thangpalkot and its neighbors. COMMITTED is doing what it can to get the people of Thangpalkot back on their feet. I am doing what I do through COMMITTED to ensure rural Nepalese children are able to realize their dreams and chart their own destinies.
