By Alhassan Baako Humanist Service Corps Volunteer In my opinion, life without formal education is meaningless. Growing up as a child, my immediate guidance counselors were my parents and the various classroom […]
By Warren Alan Tidwell Humanist Service Corps Volunteer The road to Bolni is as bad a road as I’ve been on in Ghana. It takes thirty minutes to reach the village once […]
By Wendy Webber Humanist Service Corps Ghana Co-Coordinator I grew up surrounded by strong women. Ironically, this, at least in part, is the reason I was so anti-feminist into my 20s. I […]
By Lukeman Adams Humanist Service Corps Volunteer I have always imagined a society with equal gender populations engaged in agriculture or maybe more females engaged in agriculture than males. August 17, 2016 […]
By Alhassan Baako Humanist Service Corps Volunteer Content warning: Post contains detailed descriptions of suicide methods and shaming. In my previous posts I’ve discussed how witchcraft beliefs exist in Ghana and how […]
By Cleo S. Blacke Humanist Service Corps Ghana Co-Coordinator I was on an overnight bus heading to Bimbilla from Accra with the first Humanist Service Corps team. As usual in Ghana, […]
By Jude Lane Humanist Service Corps Volunteer I was raised in the Assemblies of God church a denomination begun in my home state of Arkansas. I even went to an Assemblies of […]
By Warren Alan Tidwell Humanist Service Corps Volunteer My Ghanaian teammate killed a spitting cobra on his farm today. He used only a stick. I don’t normally condone killing snakes in the […]
By Wendy Webber Humanist Service Corps Ghana Co-Coordinator In the Northern Region of Ghana, Halloween isn’t so much not celebrated as not heard of. The closest I got to celebrating was giving […]
By Lukeman Adams Humanist Service Corps Volunteer In the 1996 when electricity was scarce in northern Ghana and only two years old in my hometown (Bole), lanterns were the major source of […]
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