Since the nineteenth century, thousands of North Americans and Europeans paid to sponsor foreign children across the world. Hillary Kaell discusses the “otherworldly” in histories of global relations.
Image courtesy of interviewee. October 12, 2021
Christians, Globalisation, and Child Sponsorship Plans
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