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Grace and the Moon (Spanish)

A story by Turk Pipkin with illustrations by Kenyan artist Micah Aloo Phillip. Perfect for all ages, this bilingual English-Spanish story book features one side of the page in English and the other in Spanish, offering language learning and a look at differences and similarities in two distinct cultures.

Grace and the Moon (Kiswahili)

A story by Turk Pipkin with illustrations by Kenyan artist Micah Aloo Phillip. Perfect for all ages, this bilingual English-Kiswahili story book features one side of the page in English and the other in Kiswahili, offering language learning and a look at differences and similarities in two distinct cultures.
Special thanks to Muthoni Garland and Erick Mathenge. And to Storymoja for putting a book in every hand. Kusoma ni poa! Reading is cool! Follow @startalibrary on a journey of promoting the reading culture in Kenya with a focus on reading for pleasure. Every purchase of this book puts a book on Kenyan library shelves.

Handmade Jewelry

Paper Bead necklaces and earrings. Made by an artisan in Kenya, each piece comes tagged with the information of the school support your purchase provided.

One Peace at A Time DVD

Building on his film, Nobelity, Turk Pipkin continues his global journey of knowledge and action with One Peace at a Time. While Nobelity dealt with global problems, One Peace at a Time focuses on specific solutions. The solutions Pipkin chronicles include the model Indian orphanages of The Miracle Foundation, family planning initiatives with Thailand’s Mechai Viravaidya, Ethiopian water projects with A Glimmer of Hope Foundation, and Architecture for Humanity’s global design challenge for communities in need in the Himalayas, the Amazon and the slums of Nairobi. The film looks at the possibility of providing basic rights to every child.
Shot in 20 countries on 5 continents, the film features the insights of Muhammad Yunus, Steven Chu, Helene Gayle and Willie Nelson. Great music by Bob Dylan, Cat Stevens, The Band, Explosions in the Sky, Jack Johnson, Bob Schneider, Ben Harper and more. Also a great original soundtrack by David Rice.

Nobelity DVD

"This is the straight stuff. I'd call it "no-BULL-ity." - Willie Nelson

The first feature documentary by The Nobelity Project, this 85 minute film looks at the world's most pressing problems through the eyes of nine Nobel Laureates.

Conversations with Wangari Maathai, Sir Joseph Rotblat, Amartya Sen, Richard E. Smalley, Desmond Tutu, Harold E. Varmus, Steven Weinberg, Jody Williams, and Ahmed Zewail

Official SXSW Film Festival Selection
Tahoe/Reno International Film Festival Winner Audience Choice Award
Official Maui Film Festival Selection

Building Hope DVD

An Audience Award winner at SXSW and Maui Film Festivals, Building Hope tells the inspiring story of The Nobelity Project's partnership with a rural African community to build the area's first high school. Through drought, flood, and fundraising challenges, the film chronicles the construction of Mahiga Hope High School and the connection between a thousand people in the U.S. and an African community working to create a better future for their children.

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