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Nov

8

Tandana’s Founding Director recognized for the Humanity Flourishing Prize this year

Anna Taft, Founding Director of The Tandana Foundation, has been named a 2026 Humanity Flourishing Prize Honorable Mention Recipient for her work through the foundation. The Humanity Flourishing Prize shines a light on the people, organizations, and collaborations whose lives and work illuminate pathways toward a flourishing future. Español Français In its recognition, The Humanity -; Continue reading "Tandana’s Founding Director recognized for the Humanity Flourishing Prize this year"

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Nov

1

Community health in Ecuador: A father receives assistance, learns to navigate a challenging system to get his daughter care

Long wait times, confusing bureaucracy, and underfunded facilities make navigating the public health system in Ecuador a challenge. For rural communities, distance adds another barrier. Many communities have sporadic or no bus service, so getting to a clinic can be costly and time consuming – with no guarantee of securing an appointment once you arrive. (tm); Continue reading "Community health in Ecuador: A father receives assistance, learns to navigate a challenging system to get his daughter care"

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Oct

25

Messages of gratitude for successful harvests from displaced parents

In 2025, The Tandana Foundation provided training and resources to 50 parents to start income-generating businesses through the organization’s displaced students program. This support allowed them to begin or resume income-generating activities, such as cotton spinning, baking, weaving, gardening, and masonry, to help them provide for their families in their new city of Bandiagara. English ~; Continue reading "Messages of gratitude for successful harvests from displaced parents"

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Oct

18

Woo-Hoo: A water system built through perseverance and friendship

This year, Hank Fincken, a long-time supporter of The Tandana Foundation, who usually teaches theater in the organization’s Summer School in Ecuador, had a new assignment: writing stories for The Tandana Foundation Blog. In the following post, he catches up with committee members of the Gualapuro water project. Español Français The road to Gualapuro was -; Continue reading "Woo-Hoo: A water system built through perseverance and friendship"

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