The self-powered world band radios that Ears To Our World distributes to remote, impoverished schools and communities around the world through its global partners are often subjected to extremes—not only climatic, in the form of relentlless tropical rains and scorching … Continue reading
Great news: Ears To Our World has been invited to make a presentation about the work we do, and how it addresses humanitarian needs in the developing world, at the first-ever IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference. The IEEE (The Institute … Continue reading
Over one year after an unimaginable catastrophe, worldband radios rushed into a disaster zone continue to improve the lives of people in need in Haiti. When the 7.0 earthquake struck on the morning of January 12, 2010, it devastated the … Continue reading
Ears To Our World featured today on BBC’s Digital Planet. Click here for local broadcast times. Special thanks to host Gareth Mitchell, producer Colin Grant, and analyst Bill Thompson! Download audio from the show Subscribe to Digital Planet
Did you know that Ears To Our World is on Facebook? If you’re an ETOW fan, join us! We have a goal of increasing our follower presence on Facebook to 500 people by December 2010. How can you help? Join … Continue reading
This year, ETOW had the pleasure of working directly with the Belize Council for the Visually Impaired (BCVI) to bring our self-powered word band radios to the homes of children who are visually impaired. Staff of the BCVI personally introduced … Continue reading
At Ears To Our World, we have long wanted to give radios directly to school children in developing regions, but for a child, carrying one of our self-powered radios isn’t always practical or even advisable, as this could make such … Continue reading
Ears To Our World is working closely with our partners at Oklahoma State University and the Belize Ministry of Education, who themselves have a standing partnership in impoverished areas of Belize. OSU has created a learning lab at Unity Presbyterian … Continue reading
by Rob de Santos What would you do if your car died on a dark road, out of sight of any building? Your mobile phone doesn’t get a signal. The car battery has died. It’s cold, dark, and perhaps even … Continue reading
ETOW is both honored and humbled to be featured in the May 2010 issue of the Wall Street Journal Magazine (see page 24 in the print edition). Writer David Goren’s stellar article brings to life our story, underlined by our … Continue reading