encouraging empathy for other life

Hellen Nchoko, manager of the Oliveseed Women's Work Center, shares what the center means to her and to this community of women.

Looking back over the past two years, Mohammed reflects on what the MLP Short Story Competition has meant to him.

Meet Ken Njapit! We're helping him achieve his dream of becoming a conservationist and safari guide in the Maasai Mara.

Frankfurt, Africa Publishing Innovation Fund, and Oliveseed, as journalist John Hockenberry weaves a colorful tale...

Amazigh women and argan trees have a lot in common. They are precious, invaluable pillars of Moroccan-Amazigh life, culture, and identity.

Alex Lekishon explains the male rites of passage performed every 15 years in the Maasai Mara, transitioning males to adulthood.

Meet Bay Area Youth Ambassador Nicolette as she reflects on the essential role of trees and conservation in our changing world.

What was life like in 2020 on the Maasai Mara for teenagers and kids at home? We asked them to tell us. Here's a quick update from Amos.

Larbi tells us about his love of storytelling and how we're helping the tradition thrive in Morocco through the MLP Writing Competition.

As Jack Lekishon explains, the African olive tree is a symbol of both nurturing and strength in Maasai culture.

Did you know that the wild African olive tree has deep meaning in Maasai culture? Our friend Fred explains.