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- Intrepid Travel Story
- Children of India
- Cup of Comfort Story
- In Plain Sight but Invisible
- Words That Haunt Me
- OmTimes: Voluntourism
- Child Slavery
- The Price of a Child
- India Chose Me
- CNN: Children & AIDS
- Why You Should Still Travel to India
- Through a Child's Eyes
- Children for Sale on Craigslist
- How The Other Half Lives
- Problems of Illiteracy
- Children as Chattel
- Slavery Past and Present
- Shooting Child Slavery
- Passage To India
- Waiting for Water
- Voluntourism Travel
- Slumdog Millionaire – The story Hollywood left behind
- When Slumdog Isn't a Millionaire
- Volunteer Before You Die 1
- Can India Save its Working Children?
- Raving Dove Literary Journal
- The Children Left Behind
- Global Travel Writers
- You Bought Me Sleep
- Inspire Change Article
- Austin American Statesman
- Lost and Found
- The Missing Face of AIDS
- India's Invisible Children
- Challenges Faced by Women Living with HIV/AIDS
- Women who Travel the World
- Volunteer Before You Die 2
- Caroline Boudreaux Profile
- Best Travel Writing Award
- Adoption in India
- More Magazine
- Breathe, Dream, Go
- Surface Earth Article
- Go World Travel Magazine
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- Citta
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- 30 Days at a Time
- Human Rights Defence
- Shelley Seale, Journalist & Author
- UNICEF India
- Free The Slaves
- Pack For A Purpose
- 2006 India Journal
- Make Poverty History
- Against All Odds
- Little HEARTS – Global Giving
- Heroes Project India
- The Miracle Foundation
- Social Actions
- Nakashatra's for Children
- Travel Sherpa Keith
- Mumbai Magic
- Connect For Change
- Dogs Eye View Media
- 2005 India Journal
Other Blogs of Interest
- Wanderlust & Lipstick
- Global Voices Online
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- Crooked Trails
- Mothers Fighting for Others
- End Poverty in South Asia
- Linda’s Yoga Journey
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- Kanavugal
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