Category: Articles

Cover image courtesy of Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance. Written by Michael Cheng, The University of Oklahoma The efficacy and course of action of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, will be under investigation throughout this analysis.  Abstract

Cover image courtesy of The Maisha Project. Written by Antonieta Hernández Urrutia, The University of Oklahoma Abstract  The Maisha Project is a non-profit organization based in Oklahoma City that aims to empower individuals and communities

Cover image courtesy of Tostan. Written by Alayna Weldon, The University of Oklahoma Abstract Tostan is a humanitarian group that, out of many issues, focuses on educating rural  communities in several west African communities on

Cover image courtesy of Global Brigades. Written by Saumya Kagal, The University of Oklahoma An in-depth investigation of the intentions and impact of the non-profit health and sustainable development organization, Global Brigades and its Ghana program. Abstract  As one

Cover image courtesy of CNFA’s West Africa Cashew Project. Written by Kaylee Pittman, The University of Oklahoma A critique of Self Help Africa’s “Women’s Economic Empowerment Through Entrepreneurshipin the Cashew Value Chain” program in Sub-Saharan

Cover image courtesy of Project HOPE. Written by Sophia Mitra, The University of Oklahoma This article examines the organization Project HOPE and explores concerns regarding its use of international healthcare volunteers as well as its

A critical analysis of the efficacy of the Center for Reproductive Rights’ litigation work for producing lasting change for increase reproductive rights and access to maternal health services in Kenya.   Cover image courtesy of The

Cover image courtesy of Save the Children. Written by Haley Brown, The University of Oklahoma This article examines Save the Children’s impact on Nigeria, as well as the faults and benefits of Save the Children’s

Cover image courtesy of Groundswell International. Written by Anusha Gopalam, The University of Oklahoma While many humanitarian organizations are trying to “help” poor rural communities through food aid programs and modern farming techniques with minimal

Cover image courtesy of Nahid Bhadelia, NPR. Written by Sidvhi Reddy, The University of Oklahoma Abstract This article dissects the role of Western evangelical medicine and donations in foreign countries, exploring the ways in which