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Americans reading this will recognize this phrase from the Emergency Broadcast System, established to provide the President of the United States with an expeditious method of communicating with the American … Continue reading

Hi everyone.  I know things are crazy right now, so I won’t mince words and rather just let these shots taken by our resident paparazzo, Ema, do the talking for … Continue reading

It is said that a successful woman is one who can build a firm foundation with the bricks others have thrown at her.  Nowhere is this more true than in … Continue reading

Legendary African American sprinter, Jesse Owens, who achieved both international fame as well as four gold medals at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin once said, “The battles that count aren’t … Continue reading

I am pleased to share some notes from another parents meeting recently conducted, this time at Shaurimoyo Primary School in Majengo Ward, Moshi Municipality, Kilimanjaro Region. As of this date, … Continue reading

So, I think you guys will remember from this blog post late last year that we made a friend on Twitter, Kristin Wiens, a Special Education Curriculum Coordinator in Canada who … Continue reading

Greetings dear readers, and my deepest apologies for the loooong delay in posting.  It’s been a busy time for The Toa Nafasi Project as well as for me personally and … Continue reading

Parents meetings continue apace in Moshi, and I believe we have completed the exercise at 9 out of 11 schools at this point.  Remember that we conduct these get-togethers concurrently … Continue reading

You remember this jam from the late ’80s, don’t you?  The one where Will Smith (at that time, still The Fresh Prince) assured “all the kids all across the land” … Continue reading