Archbishop Desmond Tutu considers the human predicament from God’s point of view. Interview by Jessica Roemischer, Senior Editor of What Is Enlightenment? What Is Enlightenment?: In your... Read more >>

My mother has Alzheimer’s Disease and has suffered two strokes. I have become the mother and caregiver. I never thought this would happen, but it did. I have no siblings now. I had a brother... Read more >>

Las Vegas, NV— It’s Sunday afternoon in the Paris Hotel and Casino ballroom and the local chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women awaits the keynote speaker, Sheryl Lee... Read more >>

The BBC recently reported that HIV treatment is failing in Africa. A recent study by the Boston University School of Public Health shows that more than a third of patients die or discontinue treatment... Read more >>

When my ten-year-old came home from an AIDS talk at school to tell me that you can “catch AIDS by sexual content and pregnant women,” I could have just nodded and said, “That’s... Read more >>

We all know U2. The band has been putting out music for the past two decades, and without doubt (unless you’ve been hiding under a rock for the past twenty years), you’ve heard a song or... Read more >>

I just had to share our church service today.  We had the opportunity to have this children’s choir from Africa.  Many are orphaned due to the AIDS issue there.  It is an epidemic... Read more >>

Where do I begin, I guess I’ll start back in 1986 when my husband put himself in to drug rehab, that’s when we found out he was HIV+, then I got tested and yes I was positive also. I was... Read more >>

The Crises: Global Disease and Extreme Poverty Every three seconds a child dies from extreme poverty. 1 billion people around the world live on less than $1 a day.... Read more >>

Exquisite Safaris Philanthropic Travel Worldwide supports Visionary Philanthropic Travelers like Milton, Maurice and Fred Ochieng. In just one morning or afternoon you too can experience the success... Read more >>