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Dec
7

A connection that sparked hope

A year ago, life gave me an unforgettable experience: I was able to visit the United States and visit Miami University. From the first moment, everything was wonderful. I felt so fortunate to be there, in such a prestigious place, hosted with such warmth… It was a dream come true. English Français Un viaje que … Continue reading "A connection that sparked hope"
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Nov
30

What I learned during my trip to the U.S. through the Eagle and Condor program

This trip to the United States was much more than a simple academic or cultural experience: it was an adventure of the soul. During my stay, I had the opportunity to live moments that deeply sparked my emotions, learning and encounters that took my heart to different corners of that country. I want to share … Continue reading "What I learned during my trip to the U.S. through the Eagle and Condor program"
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Nov
23

Hundreds of local residents celebrate the opening of the new Kansongo school

In late September, around 800 residents of nearby villages attended the inauguration ceremony of the new elementary school in Kansongo, Mali, which three villages built in partnership with The Tandana Foundation. Español Français It was the celebration of a long-time dream coming true. For years, local residents desired a school for their young children, who … Continue reading "Hundreds of local residents celebrate the opening of the new Kansongo school"
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Nov
16

My journey through culture: a journey between traditions and discoveries

My name is Joselyn Perugachi. I am a Kichwa woman from Otavalo and I live in the community of Cachicullá, which is part of the beautiful canton of Otavalo. I study agricultural engineering and I am one of the scholarship recipients of The Tandana Foundation. English Français Mi viaje a través de la cultura: un … Continue reading "My journey through culture: a journey between traditions and discoveries"
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