Kendall Hunter
Joined Thursday, October 1, 2009 4:04 PM
Kendall Hunter has just returned to her native Banff, Alberta, Canada after traveling and spending over a decade in Zurich, Switzerland. She’s the author of two books, "Black Taxi: Shooting South Africa" (a photographic memoir about a year she spent working as a news photographer in Johannesburg) and a guidebook called "Culture Smart!: Switzerland." Kendall's been writing just enough to avoid the “hausfrau” label while raising her two young daughters. Now she's back with a vengeance writing about the things that matter to her. She's been an occasional contributor to Canada’s national newspaper, “The Globe & Mail,” and to other North American periodicals, as well as to
Swiss publications.
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By Kendall Hunter | Mon Jan 25, 2010 8:39 AM ET
At 48, Leslie Hawke left her career behind, joined the Peace Corp, and learned to change lives for a living
Related: New York, Children, New York City, Non-Profit, Education, Europe, Nonprofit, Schools, Family, Romania, Peace Corps, Community Development
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By Kendall Hunter | Wed Dec 23, 2009 10:48 AM ET
A Canadian filmmaker uses music and a documentary to unite family members in Tibet with sons in exile in the "Shining Spirit" project.
Related: Technology, Music, Travel, India, Family, Canada, Film, Nature, Compassion, Politics, Inspirational, Mental Health
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By Kendall Hunter | Sun Nov 1, 2009 8:45 PM ET
Actor Ethan Hawke makes a statement in defense of Madonna's vocal support for Eastern European Gypsies in Romania.
Related: Madonna, Music, Education, Europe, The Associated Press, Associated Press, Halloween, The Guardian, Romania, Discrimination, Eastern Europe, Racism
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By Kendall Hunter | Sun Nov 1, 2009 1:24 PM ET
Turks and Tourists alike are recognizing the many benefits of the Hamam experience.
Related: Health, Reuters, Beauty, Marriage, Turkey, Islam, Gossip, Divorce, Istanbul, Marriages
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By Kendall Hunter | Sun Nov 1, 2009 12:56 PM ET
Two of the largest summer festivals in the UK sign on for the 10:10 carbon footprint campaign.
Related: Music, London, Climate Change, Water, Love, Carbon Footprint, Emissions, Festivals, Fountains
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By Kendall Hunter | Sat Oct 31, 2009 12:47 PM ET
A payment for environmental services scheme in Vietnam benefits all involved.
Related: Coffee, Asia, Farming, Trees, Vietnam, Fertilizer, Southeast Asia, Hydroelectric, Floods, Logging
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By Kendall Hunter | Sat Oct 31, 2009 10:04 AM ET
Authors who deal with the theme of peace in their works are honored in the US and Germany.
Related: Africa, Europe, Germany, Asia, Peace, Ohio, Religion, Sheryl Wudunn
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By Kendall Hunter | Fri Oct 30, 2009 11:45 AM ET
Bolivia is enforcing the world's first ban on circus animals, but now almost two dozen lions and several primates are in need of new habitats.
Related: California, Non-Profit, London, Nonprofit, Happiness, Elephants, animal rights, Time Magazine, Bears, Bolivia
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By Kendall Hunter | Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:40 AM ET
The world's largest humanitarian and development agency is calling for more good news to be reported about the continent.
Related: Health, Africa, Kenya, Red Cross, Disasters, Media, Red Crescent
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By Kendall Hunter | Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:32 AM ET
At-risk youths are employed in a most unusual way in la Paz, Bolivia
Related: Children, Schools, Police, Elderly, Festivals, Christian Science Monitor, Health Insurance, Bolivia
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