Did You Know?
Half of the population of Kibera is under the age of 15. At least one-half of Kibera's children do not graduate from secondary school.
BLOGS FROM KIBERA
In an effort to reinforce the bridge between CFK supporters like you with CFK staff and volunteers on the ground in Kenya, we're excited to bring you Blogs from Kibera. Here you'll find links to blogs created by volunteers, Summer Fellows, CFK-Kenya staff and others chronicling the work we do and the impact it has in the community.
If you recently visited us in Kibera or plan to visit us soon, and you would like to share your CFK experience on our blog, please contact us at cfk@unc.edu.
Carolina for Kibera's Blog
http://carolinaforkibera.vox.com/
Fatuma Roba’s Digital Diary (Fatuma is a Binti Pamoja Program Alumnus)
http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/kenya_43469.html
Alisa Eanes, Summer 2008 volunteer
http://alisakibera.blogspot.com
All that Glitters by Arno Kopecky in Notes from Nairobi
Wearing Glasses in the Rain by Aaron Charlop-Powers, CFK Vice President and Summer Fellow '05
Mission Intermission-Carolina for Kibera by Deborah Sams, an online journal of firsts: the first intermission for my career; my first trip to Africa; my first experience as a member of a medical mission; my first safari; and my first blog.
A Blog of the World on Plain Paper: In Kibera
The Katalyst Blog
