Protests in Parallel
Why does U.S. society applaud protests in Africa but decry them in the UK?
Categories: Columns Opinion Tags: africa London protest riot U.K.
Students create group to fight meningitis in Africa
ASU students are battling meningitis in Africa through a recently created nonprofit organization called OneShot.
Categories: Featured News Newsletter Spotlight Student Life Tags: africa Innovation Challenge meningitis nonprofit OneShot
Professor discusses shift in African women’s roles in post-conflict countries
Post-conflict African countries have higher percentages of women elected officials, said a visiting professor.
Categories: Diversity News Newsletter Tempe Tags: africa feminism post-conflict African countries quotas Rwanda women’s rights
Student group stands up for genocide awareness
An ASU branch of a global advocacy group urged high school and college students to get involved in raising awareness of genocide in Africa at a conference Saturday.
Categories: Featured News Student Life Tags: africa genocide STAND
Group raises awareness about horrors in Congo 
Falling Whistles, based in Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., helps raise awareness and funds in an attempt to bring peace to Congo, which has been ripped apart for years by civil war.
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A day without shoes: smells like activism
ASU students are working with TOMS Shoes to hold a “Day Without Shoes” to raise awareness for children in need. College students love supporting causes, so why not go shoeless?
Categories: Columns Opinion Tags: africa charity Tom's Shoes
