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| .. |  | William Kamkwamba designed and built a windmill, at the age of 14, for his family in Malawi, Africa. |
Rhonda Cavell from Australia writes: my hero is Nurse Edith Cavell...My grandmother always said when we were young that we had a famous relative who should be revered and respected as she was a great heroine. Her courage and commitment is an example to us all.
  This wonderful piece is about a crew of Roma (gypsies) breakdancers from a slum outside Podgorica called Konik City. This project was produced as part of the MY HERO Global Exchange Workshops held in Podgorica, Montenegro. |
 "J.Mac," as he's known to his friends, proved his mettle in an amazing game of basketball. |
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Global Exchange
