A presidential research scholar and professor of interpersonal communication at Ohio University, Arvind Singhal is the author of Combating AIDS: Communication Strategies in Action and Entertainment-Education: A Communication Strategy for Social Change.Steve Howard is a professor of media studies and African studies and the director of the Ohio University Center for International Studies. A sociologist by training, he has studied and worked all over the African continent. He directed Ohio University's African Studies Program for twenty-five years and has published several scholarly articles about the Republican Brotherhood Movement.

"A stellar contribution in the best tradition of applied social science while providing a bridgehead into the courageous world of the African orphan." (Africa Today)

A presidential research scholar and professor of interpersonal communication at Ohio University, Arvind Singhal is the author of Combating AIDS: Communication Strategies in Action and Entertainment-Education: A Communication Strategy for Social Change.Steve Howard is a professor of media studies and African studies and the director of the Ohio University Center for International Studies. A sociologist by training, he has studied and worked all over the African continent. He directed Ohio University's African Studies Program for twenty-five years and has published several scholarly articles about the Republican Brotherhood Movement.

"A stellar contribution in the best tradition of applied social science while providing a bridgehead into the courageous world of the African orphan." (Africa Today)

A presidential research scholar and professor of interpersonal communication at Ohio University, Arvind Singhal is the author of Combating AIDS: Communication Strategies in Action and Entertainment-Education: A Communication Strategy for Social Change.Steve Howard is a professor of media studies and African studies and the director of the Ohio University Center for International Studies. A sociologist by training, he has studied and worked all over the African continent. He directed Ohio University's African Studies Program for twenty-five years and has published several scholarly articles about the Republican Brotherhood Movement.

"A stellar contribution in the best tradition of applied social science while providing a bridgehead into the courageous world of the African orphan." (Africa Today)