» Faces of Kenya’s Vulnerable Children and Youth

Kristina Rosinsky (Undugu Society of Kenya - USK): Kristina graduated in 2007 with a BA in government and politics (magna cum laude) from the University of Maryland-College Park with minors in French and history. During her time at university Kristina did study abroad in Nice, France for five months and then worked in Huancayo, Peru teaching English to children in early 2007. In her senior year Kristina wrote a thesis titled “The Effect of the Mexico City Policy on International Development: An Attack on Reproductive Health and Family Planning Worldwide,” which received high honors. Prior to her fellowship, Kristina worked at AP as an intern and then as the Assistant Information Manager.

07 Jul

Posted By Kristina Rosinsky

Posted Jul 7th, 2008

Ruth
July 9, 2008

Such sweet, innocent and strong children…….
Chi
July 14, 2008

Thank you for these photos, Kristina. Sometimes, words just can’t express the emotions and stories you see in the faces of these children.

Keep up the great work!
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Faces of Kenya’s Vulnerable Children and Youth

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