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Hope and Hard Data: the Bucharest Early Intervention Project
In 1989, the reign of Romania’s Communist leader came to a sudden, brutal end when Nicolae Ceauşescu was executed by firing squad on live television. In the revolution that followed, an intrigued Western world rushed into a nation long sealed off from view – only to discover nearly 170,000 abandoned children being raised in warehouse-like orphanages.

Ellen Jopling
Mar 55 min read


Different Needs, Same Love
Surrounded by echoes of doctors, nurses, fluorescent lights beaming above, the clatter of medical equipment, a flurry of instructions, sensations, reassurance, overflowing emotions, she lays there as her body and mind are going through unimaginable things, an embodiment of strength, ready to give birth. She feels confused, senses judgement and thinks: “How will I be able to do this?”
Motherhood is often seen as a time of significant personal change, filled with both joy and

Ayeshah Mateen Allahwala
Jan 146 min read
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