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Learn all about:Miriam Makeba from South Africa, Wangari Matthai from Kenya, Kasaha Nagabasera from Uganda, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie from Nigeria,Hatshepsut and Hypatia from Egypt and Funmilayo Ransome Kuti from Nigeria


A Korean publishing company added: a story , a new cover and title to the book
The title: Culture and History…Hearing Walls of the World
Translated excerpts from the text…
Many colorful ribbons tied to a barbed wire fence flutter in the wind. On each ribbon is written Korean people’s wishes that one day North and South Korea will be reunified as one. It is a symbolic sight in Imgingak, the northernmost place that South Korean civilans are permitted to travel. When the Korean War 1950-53 ended the North and South were separated by the DMZ.Many families torn apart by the barbed-wire fence couldn’t meet again.



Thom, MPamila Primary School, Ntchisi District, Malawi teacher sharing Talking Walls with his colleagues.
Thanks to Argy Nestor and Lindsay Pinchbeck for their work with teachers in Malawi. Read all about their trip: https://meartsed.wordpress.com/2016/08/03/arts-education-and-malawi-2/