Blogs about: Northern Uganda
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For the young
Well…only 1 day to go, and I feel a little weird saying that. Lucky me…yes, lucky me indeed. I get to come here for one month and then leave. Leave back to running water, proper sanitation, health car… more →
"Summer Camp" 08
working hard
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kate wrote 1 week ago: people often flatten US doneated vegetable oil canisters for their doors My time here in Pader is wr … more →
lots of delegations
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kate wrote 1 week ago: our head of office, country director, regional person, and headquaters person checking out a handwas … more →
give the gift of LOVE
kohlgreyson wrote 3 weeks ago: Join with Krochet Kids intl. as they “Give the Gift of LOVE” to Northern Uganda. Buy a h … more →
echwaluphotography wrote 1 month ago: Villagers from within and outside Pajimo lineup for free medicine and treatment facilitated by US Ar … more →
Women of Northern Uganda
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Nora Chovanec wrote 1 month ago: For over thirty years the country of Uganda has been held up in a bitter conflict between the Uganda … more →
life's rhythms
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kate wrote 1 month ago: Leaving Obolokome today I was disappointed that I couldn’t snap photos the entire time I was t … more →
re: evaluation
kohlgreyson wrote 1 month ago: The smart people over at GOOD magazine have put together some intriguing blog posts about the shortc … more →
Take a Gander at Uganda
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kate wrote 1 month ago: Haha….there you go Hamerstone! So I don’t have much to report today, so I thought that I … more →
A little bit more alive...
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kate wrote 1 month ago: I received an email today from a friend and colleague from BUSPH and I thought that the words so acc … more →
The rainy season
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kate wrote 1 month ago: a few of the NGO's here in Pader, including Mercy Corps, care, ZOA, WAR child, Medical Teams Int … more →
the case for good coordination
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Andrew wrote 1 month ago: I just went through some old photos of my time in Northern Uganda and found this great one. a waste … more →
One step at a time.
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Monique wrote 1 month ago: The Invisible Children Screening finally happened and it was a huge success. I cannot begin to even … more →
Giant mushrooms.........................
Lesster Leow wrote 1 month ago: It’s that time of the year again where giant mushrooms are beginning to sprout in the North. Y … more →
Restore Academy Chess Tournament Pics
paulchiari wrote 2 months ago: At each of our chess programs we hold tournaments toget the students excited about the game and show … more →
Follow Gulu Walk in Ann Arbor on Twitter and Facebook!
ahug wrote 2 months ago: Follow us on twitter: http://twitter.com/guluwalkina2 And join the event and invite your friends on … more →
UPDATES ON THE OPERATION OF THE ORGANIZATION
yanet09 wrote 3 months ago: UPDATES ON THE ACTIVITIES Bee keeping project: This project will start in the month of november wit … more →
LOOKING AT THE FUTURE DESPITE A DREADFUL PAST
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Claudia Giampietri wrote 3 months ago: Part of the material included in the press folder I prepared on behalf of Horizont3000 – Austr … more →
a most sickening story
kenopp wrote 3 months ago: The Post has a story on the worsening state of the rape epidemic in eastern DRC. A government operat … more →
Otino-Waa, Our Children.........................
Lesster wrote 4 months ago: Karl and Arleen at Otino-Waa Bee Center Development of the beekeeping resource centre at Timothy Cen … more →
