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So here is where most people list the things they like that they happen to then blog about. I can't predict what you will find here because this is an opportunity for me to bring my obessions into one place and harnest them into things of beauty and wit that can then be shown to the world as a [re]presentation of myself that is simultaneously shallow and deep.

beautifulhumanity: Students at a secondary school in Narok, Kenya © Wendy Stone/IRIN 

beautifulhumanity:

Students at a secondary school in Narok, Kenya 
© Wendy Stone/IRIN 


beautifulhumanity: Photo: David Gough/IRINA child looks out of a window from a bus that serves as a school in India “Bus schools”, old school buses converted into mobile classrooms, are giving Delhi’s poorest children the chance to attend lessons, many forthe first time. “It’s bad when we are told that we are an illiterate group and that we don’t know anything,” says Nishi, one of the children enrolled in the programme.The distinctive buses are fully equipped with a variety of learning materials, including computers, television, books, DVDs and soft toys. They travel to selected points in the city, providing classes and basic life skills to an estimated 300 children for two hours daily. The aim of the bus schools is to eventually enrol the children in formal education.

beautifulhumanity:

Photo: David Gough/IRINA child looks out of a window from a bus that serves as a school in India

“Bus schools”, old school buses converted into mobile classrooms, are giving Delhi’s poorest children the chance to attend lessons, many for
the first time. 

“It’s bad when we are told that we are an illiterate group and that we don’t know anything,” says Nishi, one of the children enrolled in the programme.


The distinctive buses are fully equipped with a variety of learning materials, including computers, television, books, DVDs and soft toys. They travel to selected points in the city, providing classes and basic life skills to an estimated 300 children for two hours daily. 

The aim of the bus schools is to eventually enrol the children in formal education.