I’m a bit late to post this, but here’s a report from Moshi regarding a parents’ meeting at one of our participating public primary school sites. We hold these meetings … Continue reading
Friends of Tanzania (Part Three/Final)
Earlier this year, we completed our classroom and toilet refurbishment project with NGO Friends of Tanzania which is comprised primarily of returned Peace Corps volunteers. Our collaboration involved 3 phases that we … Continue reading
Filling Bellies, Filling Minds
On September 16th, 2020, acclaimed journalist Nicholas Kristof wrote in The New York Times: “We think of Covid-19 as killing primarily the elderly around the world, but in poor countries it … Continue reading
Alumni Annals: Spotlight on Yasiri
Another new Alumni Annal is now available! Please read about Yasiri, a student at Kiboriloni Primary School, who was tutored by Toa’s Sarah Minja. Enjoy!! #### “There was a student … Continue reading
Friday Fundays: Return to Kaloleni Primary School
Friday Funday at Kaloleni Primary School on April 23rd, 2021 was a great success! Check out the report below!! #### “There were different games conducted at Kaloleni Primary School on … Continue reading
Alumni Annals: Spotlight on Salome
A new Alumni Annal is now available, this time from Msandaka Primary School and prepared by tutor Marietha. Enjoy! #### “In 2016, at Msandaka Primary School, there was a student … Continue reading
Friday Fundays: Songambele Returns to Mnazi
On March 19th, 2021, members of The Songambele Initiative returned to Mnazi Primary School for another Friday Funday. Check out the report from the ground below! #### “There were sport … Continue reading
Alumni Annals: Spotlight on Altani
A new post in our Alumni Annals series is now available. This report was prepared by Toa tutor Nelly who has worked for many years stationed at Mnazi Primary School … Continue reading
The Golden Teacher
In 2017 in Perth, Australia at the 15th biennial conference of the International Association of Special Education, I presented a paper titled “Gaining from Training: Cultivating a Professional Persona in … Continue reading
Friday Workshop: How to Talk to Parents During Hojaji
The tutors’ workshop on March 12th, 2021 focused on “How to Talk to Parents During Hojaji.” At Toa, we use the Swahili word hojaji to mean “interview” and these interviews … Continue reading
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