Connecting Goodness
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Ghana

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With Wonderful Tibetan Orphans, Reflecting on How I Got Here

Jim Luce · October 7, 2019

Tawang, India. Twenty-five years ago, I stumbled upon a ten-month old infant in Indonesia who would change the direction of my life: my son, Mathew James Tendean Luce. Wi…

Creating Reasons to Live: Overcoming Gay-Bashing and Ebola in Africa

Jim Luce · September 6, 2017

New York, N.Y. In 2017 the J. Luce Foundation awarded HIV & AIDS educator, activist and human rights defender-in-exile Ghislain Joël Nkontchou Honorable Mention for his w…

He's Back! NBC's Brian Williams - Changing World for Better (2009)

Jim Luce · September 25, 2015

Originally published in The Huffington Post , November 13, 2009. New York, N.Y. Several weeks ago Brian Williams profiled the children of the Afghan Child Education and C…

Failed States: Index Quantifies that Feeling in My Gut

Jim Luce · June 26, 2010

United Nations, N.Y. What is a failed state? Building orphanages and orphan care programs around the world, I have dealt in terrible conditions, where the government - an…

My First HuffPo Piece: Orphans International Worldwide

Jim Luce · January 15, 2010

I t has been a banner week in my life. Peter Yarrow of Peter, Paul, and Mary hosted a benefit for Orphans International Worldwide (OIWW), the U.N.-accredited organization…

The Dichotomy of Haiti: Hell Meets, well, Heaven

The Editors · November 8, 2010

New York, NY. The images from Haiti before the earthquake were dismal. 'Poorest in the Western Hemisphere,' we heard again and again. Post-quake reporting has seemed to f…

Tibet: Polar Perspectives. Can Both Sides Be Heard?

The Editors · April 20, 2009

New York, N.Y. The 50th anniversary of the Dalai Lama's exile has generated much press and media attention. News accounts have been full of the Dalai Lama's visa revocati…