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Reducing Air Pollution, Key To Better Life

Sensitizing people to protect their environment is an act that definitely should be done recurrently and not only on the occasion of the United Nation International Days, as the World Environment Day. In this context, different members of the civil society in Tunisia and different organizations participated in the Car-Free Day event in order to…

Safa Mnassri August 5, 2019

Volunteering Enables Youth Discover Their Passions

Article By Brian Malika. Brian has served as a Youth Task Force Member on youth employment at the British Council office in Nairobi where he was keen to ensure that the voices of Kenyan youth with a disability were factored while drafting the 2018 British Council Youth Report on Employment for Kenya. Additionally, while still…

Staff Writer August 3, 2019

Challenging Stereotypes: Women And Girls In Space Science

That gender inequality is one of the greatest challenges of our time can hardly be gainsaid. Until recently, gender inequality was a peripheral subject, but today the subject has found a common place in the political and human rights discussions around the world. The move is in response to the increasing recognition of the implications…

Maulline Gragau July 31, 2019

From a Small Screen to Lighting Up Sri Lanka

Hope is being able to see that there is light despite the darkness. Hope is the unlimited potential of fighting back when a storm of devastation wrecks through humanity, and hope is what kept every Sri Lankan alive during the very recent Easter-Sunday attacks in Sri Lanka. The end of April 2019 was a devastating…

Balkis Chaabane July 31, 2019

5 Ways to Shape The Future of Education

Article by Firas Aouinet. Firas Aouinet is a writer at heart. So far, he has dabbled in a few fields of study. He studied a bit of multimedia Journalism at Southeast Missouri State University where I learned the basics of U.S journalism and honed both his writing and graphic design skills. He took group fitness…

Staff Writer July 15, 2019

Volunteers Revive Locked Library for Education

Education has always been a very important matter in everyone’s life, and the power of books should never be underestimated. Some people can easily reach valuable books while others find it really hard to afford them or going all the way to get them. But guess what? you can always find books in libraries and…

Ghada Mezghani July 5, 2019

Reconceptualizing Public Perceptions of Cancer

In an acute awareness of what is like to be a Cancer Patient torn between the consistent urge to triumph over life’s most cruel fate and between the necessity to bear the burden of this disease, especially amongst the corridors of a North African developing country’s hospitals, former sufferers and activists within the Tunisian Association…

Safa Mnassri June 29, 2019

Executive Staff Spotlight: Nipuna Ambanpola

Introducing our Executive Director, Nipuna Ambanpola. Who is Nipuna? A Leader, a Change-maker, a Convener, and probably a future Diplomat or Public Service Professional with a Degree in Economics and graduate studies in progress on Public Administration and Policy. Quiet Potential with Loud Humility Grab a cup of coffee, some tea or just a snack,…

Balkis Chaabane June 25, 2019

Executive Staff Spotlight: Tyler D’Alto

Introducing our Chief Financial Officer, Tyler D’alto. Who is Tyler? Tyler is a senior in college pursuing an undergraduate degree in Economics. However, he is more than just a student. Tyler is also an entrepreneur and a volunteer. His interests include real estate, technology, and of course Finance. Tyler is an Avid Reader of the…

Balkis Chaabane June 20, 2019

Executive Staff Spotlight: Balkis Chaabane

Introducing Balkis Chaabane, IVolunteer‘s Editor-In-Chief. Who is Balkis? Balkis is a Tunisian female Graduate Student. She earned her BA in English Language, Literature and Civilization from the University of Sfax in her home country. Being an Alumna of a US State Department Exchange Program called the Thomas Jefferson Scholarship, she studied English and International Affairs…

Balkis Chaabane June 8, 2019

Executive Staff Spotlight: Akash Shah

Introducing IVolunteer‘s Chief Technical Officer, Akash Shah. Who is Akash? Akash is a 23-year-old aspiring leader with a very diverse and interesting background. Born in Dubai, he moved to the States in 2005 where he went to school and got his degree in Design. Passionate about Efficiency It is safe to say that Akash‘s passion…

Balkis Chaabane May 30, 2019

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