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Post 8: Sherri Maurin On Privilege & Courage

Posted on August 19, 2014 by Sherri Maurin

August 18, 2014 Kabul, Afghanistan I came to Afghanistan through the generous and loving support of family and friends. I could not be having this invaluable experience without their shared participation. It is a profound privilege to be representing them, and … Continue reading →

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Post 6: Street Kids Program

Posted on August 13, 2014 by Sherri Maurin

I am dressed for “going out.” Norms for modesty require that women’s heads and necks be covered at all times, that tunics ideally go to the knees, and that a skirt or loose fitting pants be to the ankles. Socks … Continue reading →

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