Blogs about: Brac Tanzania
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Spreadsheet Purgatory
In the last installment, you learned a little bit about my role as a trainer at BRAC Tanzania. Now, I’d like to add to the mix another element of my time there. In order for the Kiva process to work a… more →
Julie's Kiva Fellowship
BRAC Tanzania Lending Team!
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scmforbes wrote 5 months ago: After reading my post about BRAC Tanzania a few days ago, I imagine that many of you are just chompi … more →
BRAC - like Risk, but without the risk
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scmforbes wrote 6 months ago: The concept of risk has been discussed by many, and often, over the past year, as citizens around th … more →
Kiva Fellows: My Virtual Family
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Julie Ross wrote 9 months ago: Not every day as a Kiva Fellow is a good one. There are days when I wait for seven hours for a credi … more →
Spreadsheet Purgatory
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Julie Ross wrote 10 months ago: In the last installment, you learned a little bit about my role as a trainer at BRAC Tanzania. Now, … more →
It's Not All Fun and Games
Julie Ross wrote 10 months ago: Some people say that my blog is amusing. That makes me smile and I thank those of you willing to str … more →
An Attempt at Brevity (does it work for me?)
Julie Ross wrote 11 months ago: The comparisons/contrasts between Rwanda and Tanzania, Vision Finance Company, S.A. (a partner of Wo … more →
Bidding Adieu to BRAC Tanzania (and the never-ending bus ride)
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Julie Ross wrote 1 year ago: 11 Nov. 2008 To tell the story of my last day at BRAC Tanzania, I have to start with the preceding e … more →
My Morning Routine
Julie Ross wrote 1 year ago: I used to arrive at the Country Office of BRAC Tanzania, sit down at my desk, and proceed to be mass … more →
Victory is Mine! . . . or is it?
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Julie Ross wrote 1 year ago: I’m going to make a bold statement: microfinance is the land of minute incremental change, and … more →
Victory is Mine! . . . or is it?
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Julie Ross wrote 1 year ago: I’m going to make a bold statement: microfinance is the land of minute incremental change and … more →
Julie Does Africa and Remembers To Report Home About It; A Day in the Life of a Kiva Fellow
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Julie Ross wrote 1 year ago: I’m afraid I’ve lost my readership. Readership was never something I thought I would have, yet here … more →
21 Days on the Road (Part 2)
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Julie Ross wrote 1 year ago: (To see what happened during the first 11 days, see Part 1) Day 12 (Warning: slightly disgusting con … more →
21 Days on the Road (Part 2)
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Julie Ross wrote 1 year ago: Day 12 (Warning: slightly disgusting content. Do not attempt to read while eating): I just finished … more →
21 Days on the Road (Part 1)
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Julie Ross wrote 1 year ago: On August 24th I left Dar es Salaam for a 3-week trip to central Tanzania to train BRAC branches on … more →
21 Days on the Road (Part I)
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Julie Ross wrote 1 year ago: On August 24th I left Dar es Salaam for a 3-week trip to central Tanzania to train BRAC branches on … more →
I Am Woman, Hear Me Roar
Julie Ross wrote 1 year ago: When I first began working in Washington D.C. on Capitol Hill, my initial impression was horror that … more →
I Am Woman, Hear Me Roar
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Julie Ross wrote 1 year ago: When I first began working on Capitol Hill, my initial impression was horror that the country was be … more →
Where are you going? I assure you, I don’t know
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Julie Ross wrote 1 year ago: As an English major in college I developed a compulsion to write according to themes with well thoug … more →
Three Languages and Nothing to Say
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Julie Ross wrote 1 year ago: I never thought I would move to Tanzania to learn about Bengali culture, but then again I never thou … more →
