Wow!: London cafe gives workers with learning disabilities a “fair shot”
SARAH YOUNG, of Reuters, reports on London’s Fair Shot cafe, which doubles as a training centre for young adults with learning disabilities…
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Wow!: Kashmir’s saffron growers experiment with indoor farming as climate pressures mount
SHARAFAT ALI, of Reuters, reports on moves toward indoor cultivation of saffron as global warming fears rise…
Wow!: How a driving school program empowers Pakistani women
MUBASHER BUKHARI, of Reuters, reports on the Women on Wheels (WOW) driving program offered free by the Lahore traffic police…
Wow!: “Jimmy’s home” – One woman shares Carter’s Habitat for Humanity legacy
MARIA ALEJANDRA CARDONA, of Reuters, speaks with Sally Mae Hollis, recipient of a home in Atlanta that former US President Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn helped construct…
Wow!: New documentary tells America’s story of religious freedom
FIONA ANDRÉ, of Religion News Service, reports on the new documentary, ‘Free Exercise: America’s Story of Religious Liberty’…
Wow!: “Angel mad!” How Christmas angels have been providing a bridge to Christmas in the UK city of Colchester
ANGELA YOUNGMAN reports on the work of three Methodist churches in the UK city of Colchester to draw attention to the message of God’s love at Christmas…
Wow!: Experts believe study of 700-year-old handwriting unveils leading Byzantine painter’s true identity
COSTAS KANTOURIS and NICHOLAS PAPHITIS, of Associated Press, report on how modern crime-solving techniques may have revealed the true identity of a renowned Byzantine painter who has played a key role in the development of Orthodox religious art…
Wow!: Greek potter keeps ancient ways alive, wins UNESCO recognition
ELIAS MARCOU, of Reuters, reports on the work of potter Dimitris Kouvdis…
Wow!: Chicken and duck help out in Romanian middle schools
LUIZA ILIE, of Reuters, reports from Sindrilita on an innovative program officials hope will boost empathy, learning, and help combat bullying…
Wow!: World’s first wooden satellite, developed in Japan, heads to space
KANTARO KOMIYA and IRENE WANG, of Reuters, report on how the first wooden satellite is being used to test the use of timber in space exploration…
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