It Takes a Village: Community Support Vital to School Feeding in Tanzania
What’s in a name? When it comes to Chakula Chetu, the answer is everything. The program, which means “Our Food” in Swahili, [...]
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03, 2019
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11, 2018
Never Too Early to Learn: Engaging Parents as Teachers in Tanzania
For years, Juma Mazaba Motoka has confidently served as the head of a small sub-village in Tanzania. But only recently did the [...]
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03, 2018
Stepping Up in Solidarity, from California to Tanzania
More than 9,500 miles separate San Diego, California, from Musoma District in Tanzania. But on International Women’s Day (IWD) last week, a [...]
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04, 2017
We Invested in Lemmy, She Invested in Her Community
We are constantly amazed by the strong women we meet through our programs. Seeing their resourcefulness and resilience time and time again, [...]
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03, 2017
Learning on a Full Stomach
PCI and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) partner to provide more than 200,000 school meals every day [...]
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03, 2017
Celebrating a Strong Woman this Women’s Day
We are constantly amazed by the strong women we meet through our programs. Seeing their resourcefulness and resilience time and time again, [...]
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12, 2016
An Insider’s Journey to Improving Food Security and Literacy in Tanzania
This story was originally published on USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) blog, highlighting the Feed the Future school-feeding program implemented by PCI. FAS [...]
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12, 2016
Soap Stories: Tanzanian Students Take Health to the Next Level
When it came to health and hygiene, Buira primary school, a remote school in rural Tanzania, faced two major challenges. First, most [...]
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09, 2016
San Diego Students Help Promote Literacy in Tanzania
La Jolla Country Day students from San Diego, CA, recently traveled to Tanzania with PCI for a cultural and service learning experience. [...]
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08, 2016
Flipping on the Light Switch with Empowered Women
Energy is an important part of our daily lives. From ensuring our food is properly preserved and cooked, to staying connected [...]