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CNN Traveller Magazine, a national magazine for traveling news and advice, broadcasts the work accomplished by Longitude and the Association of Relief Volunteers in a description of the Turner 2010 Trip to the village of Chevuru. To read the full story click here.

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Press for Longitude's new t-shirts

Longitude's new t-shirts were applauded in an article in Rhode Island Monthly. The eye-catching design features Longitude's two visionary leaders: Meshach Bondzie and Ravi Kumar. To read the full story click here.

The Biggest Little, a website that is part of the Move to Providence Campaign highlighted Longitude's new t-shirts as a way to support both Providence locals and global grassroots leaders. Read more.

Metropolis reports on work done by Longitude and ARV

An article in Metropolis, the foremost English magazine for English speakers in Japan, spotlights the work of Ravi Kumar and the Association for Relief Volunteers. To read the full story that hit the news stands in Tokyo click here.

CNN highlights Longitude volunteers in Chevuru

CNN features the story of 16 Longitude volunteers and their work with ARV in India. To see the full story click here.

Providence Journal calls Longitude "Something wonderful"

Providence Journal columnist Bob Kerr sat down with Longitude founder and director, Shawn Rubin. Read the full article here.

Featured in the Huffington Post

Our open letter to President Obama calls for greater support for grassroots leaders of struggling NGOs in Ghana. Read the letter here.

NBC News 10 features Longitude middle school project with Ghana

Middle school students at Highlander Charter School write grant letters to support PROFESA Secretarial Academy. Watch the video here.

In the Providence Journal

Read about Longitude's beginnings and how the organization is making a difference for grassroots organizations in Ghana. Read the article here.

Providence Monthly features Longitude

Learn about Longitude's initiatives in Ghana and India and the volunteers who make it possible in the April edition of the Providence Monthly. Read page one here. Read page two here.