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How an Afghan Refugee Found Comfort from an American Relief Worker in Serbia

Two Rotarians smile at the camera holding their 2025 Rotarians of the Year awards. She is wearing a black dress and black fascinator with an embroidered shawl. She has chin-length blond hair. He s wearing glasses and a tweed blazer with a bold-colored tie and lavender collared shirt.

"Working and Fighting for Peace"

Samuel Muhunyu is wearing a long-sleeved blue button-up shirt. He is sitting outside in Oregon looking directly at the camera with his arms folded in his lap. He is a bald middle-aged Kenyan man.

Good Intentions Still Require Best Practices

Samuel Muhunyu, executive director for Network for Ecofarming in Africa

Heather M. Edwards, (she/her) is a writer and editor based in the Pacific Northwest. As a social critic and political essayist, she writes feature pieces, interviews, website copy, newsletters, and blog posts for mission-driven organizations and publications. When ghostwriting, she takes the time to discover your voice and write it with authenticity. She is a co-founding member of Las Escritoras, a multi-genre writing and beta reader cooperative based in Guadalajara, Mexico. She also writes about empowering community and economic development projects and programs that Rotary International does locally, regionally, and globally.

Bylines include: The Good Men Project, Counter Arts, ProWritingAid, The Writing Cooperative, Writers Guild, Publishous, The Startup, The Ascent, The Political Prism, Interfaith Now, Equality Includes You

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