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Feb
15

Around the world, many communities are facing environmental challenges on an unprecedented scale. Faced with the forces of a changing climate, it has become the norm in places like Mali to feel disempowered and think of land degradation as an unavoidable consequence. For a long time, this deterioration seemed uncontrollable, leaving families uncertain about the … Continue reading "When erosion is no longer inevitable: The Olouguelemo Environmental Association is offering the solutions"
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Feb
8

My name is Boubacar Minta, the cousin of a Tandana Foundation scholarship student, who was one of the first health technician students at the Bouctou school in Bandiagara supported by Tandana. English Español Une chanson de reconnaissance : « Tandana, là où nos cœurs se rejoignent » Je m’appelle Boubacar Minta, cousin d’un étudiant boursier … Continue reading "A song of appreciation: ‘Tandana, where our hearts come together’"
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Feb
1

In the community of Yambiro, Ecuador, a group of women started to dream of a better future. Little by little, their ideas materialized until they succeeded in organizing themselves to establish the Yambiro Fish Farming and Irrigation Group (CPRY). English Français Con la ayuda de voluntarios locales e internacionales, un grupo de mujeres en Ecuador … Continue reading "With their community and international volunteers, women’s group in Ecuador realizes their dream"
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Jan
25

At Whitman College, the Transnational NGOs workshop brought students together to explore how NGOs work across cultures and borders. The workshop featured three guest speakers who are actively working in the NGO sector to share real-world experiences alongside case studies and discussion. Topics examined ethical partnership, inclusion, and sustainable impact while building a clearer picture … Continue reading "Whitman workshop engages students in how to effectively start and operate a global NGO"
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