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On August 7,1998, Christopher 8 yrs. old, Caroline 5 yrs. old, and I, their mother, entered the US Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya. One minute later the building blew up. This is some of what we remember from that day 20...

One Small Step partners Harold Lewis (61) and Matthew "Scott" Knox (48) share stories about their different lived experiences as a Black man growing up in the segregated South and a gay man growing up in the Northeast.

Evelyn Kramer: 2020-06-06 17:47:43 Evelyn talks with her college friend Reyane who she hasn't seen since graduation six years ago, when Reyane moved from the U.S. back to Kenya. We talk about Reyane's childhood, what it was like going to...

Longtime friends Buta Muzuri (49) and Pierre Bashale (54) talk about their respective life journeys, including living as political refugees in Boise, Idaho.

One Small Step partners Tal Sims (56) and Roger Godwin [no age given] discuss their experiences abroad and how it affects their view of the United States government and politics. Tal talks about his experience in the US Navy and...

Meredeth Petrie Roberts (47) interviews her mother, Kathleen Petrie [no age given], about her childhood, her missionary work in Africa, and her memories of her late husband, Colin.

In 1998 the Huskey family— Christopher, age 8, and Caroline, age 5, and their parents were in the US Embassy when it was bombed by El Queda. On the 20th anniversary, the family reminisces about that day.

Peace, conflict, post election violence.

We talked about personal life and conflicts. We also talked about advice for others and things we have learned

Carolyn Osborn (74) interviews her friend Donna Schloss (78) about Donna's career as a nurse, her travels throughout the world, and her work with the U.S. State Department.

Spouses Wanja Ngugi (35) and Steve Rutledge (49) sit down together to tell their love story and express their deep appreciation for one another.

Amy Christian (52) interviews her friend Patricia "Patty" Congdon (55) about missionary work she did in Kenya at the Scofield Orphanage.

One Small Step partners Linda Mah (57) and Hope Mutheu (19) talk about their upbringings and the impact of social media on current discourse. They reflect on how their social, political, and religious identities have shaped their lives.