An “Extraordinary” Partnership
This article originally appeared on news.com.au on July 7, 2014: Each year thousands of Chinese children, mostly girls, are abandoned […]
How a US Filmmaker Started a Charity to Improve the Care of Orphans in China
This following article first appeared in the South China Morning Post on May 27, 2014: The dire state of […]
When a touchy-feely approach can work
WHEN A TOUCHY-FEELY APPROACH CAN WORK The following article originally appeared in the Financial Times on April 1, 2014: […]
From Filmmaker to Crusader for Chinese Orphans
This story first appeared on ABC News, Good Morning America on March 21, 2014 Source: http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headlines/2014/03/woman-goes-from-part-time-filmmaker-to-full-time-crusader-for-chinese-orphans/
Why My Heart Is Full-1
Long before China’s economic boom and just as OneSky (then Half the Sky) was beginning its work in orphanages, a […]
Lost & Found-3
As the training progressed, trainers Li and Zhou watched the women carefully, both in class, and then during practice sessions, […]
Lost & Found-2
After hearing about the situation in Huazhou from our COO Rachel Xing, OneSky’s senior trainers couldn’t wait to get on […]
Lost & Found-1
With a population of less than 100,000, Huazhou in southwestern Guangdong is far too small to be considered a real […]
The World Shook-5
As I write this, all of China is observing the Qing Ming festival. It’s a time to sweep family graves […]
The World Shook-4
On a muddy, rock-strewn field, a huge white tent with arched, plastic windows stands on high ground above the fast-moving […]