The Latest on The Karadah Project
July 24, 2015 - Press Release Details Karadah Project Work with EPIC,
a coalition of four veteran-led non profit organizations serving the Iraqi people
a coalition of four veteran-led non profit organizations serving the Iraqi people
Karadah Project partnership Soccer Salam highlighted at Omaha.com
Read the story here.
Read the story here.
KJAN News Director Jim Field interviews "trailblazer" Aysha al-Hadi of the Karadah (Baghdad) District Council about her summer 2014 work in the US.
Listen to the podcast here.
Listen to the podcast here.
KCCI Des Moines showcases Aysha al-Hadi's trip to the US as she seeks solutions to support women and children in Iraq.
Watch the broadcast here.
Watch the broadcast here.
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Rotary International is a major contributor to our Goats for Afghanistan project.
Rick Burns, a Rotarian, represented the Karadah Project at the Rotary District 6000 Annual Conference in Ames, Iowa May 3-4, 2014. Rick talked about our work in Iraq and Afghanistan with some emphasis on our Afghanistan Goat projects. There were great opportunities to talk with Rotarians about how the goals and missions of the Karadah Project and Rotary are aligned in many ways. Rotary has been at the forefront of Polio eradication around the world since its first project to vaccinate children in the Philippines in 1979. Due in large part to Rotary’s work, the world is now 99 percent polio-free. Only three countries remain polio endemic - Nigeria, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. Afghanistan had 37 reported cases in 2012; 14 in 2013; and only 3 so far in 2014. We are well on the way to complete eradication of polio in the next few short years. |
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- Rotary International calls The Karadah Project approach "thoughtful."
- USA Today coverage of Goats for Khairabad
- KCCI Channel 8 Des Moines coverage of Goats for Afghanistan Villages
- Baghdad University Dental Faculty Meet with Creighton‘s Dental School Team
- At the invitation of The Karadah Project, retired Air Force Veteran Lt. General John Bradley spoke to the Atlantic, Iowa Rotary Club and the Exira-EHK High School. In this interview, Jim Field of KJAN Radio speaks with LTG Bradley about his time in the service and his efforts after his career. He and his wife, Jan, formed the Lamia-Afghan Foundation, a non-profit group dedicated to building schools especially for girls in Afghanistan.
- Jim Field of KJAN Radio speaks with Rick Burns, Founder of The Karadah Project International
