Gusoza | To complete
This past week was my last week in Rwanda… so much has happened! Romi and I, along with the BMET students worked hard to get the most important pieces of […]
Work, Play, and Perspective
WORK For the last few weeks, we have been tackling some bigger fish as far as equipment repair (in addition to some quicker fixes), but overall we have been making […]
Icyumweru Rimwe in Rwamagana
[Week 1 in Rwamagana] Happy 4th! Here in Rwanda, people are also taking the day off to celebrate. It’s Liberation Day, marking the end of the Rwandan genocide 19 years […]
Land of 1000 Things
These last two weeks we wrapped up month one. This meant that we finished our training at IPRC, tried to make the most of being in urban Kigali, and got […]
Imana Shimwe
I’m finding that each time I sit down to write, there is such a broad range experiences to cover: from the new and exciting to those that are painful or […]
Muzungu
Mwiriwe! We have been in Rwanda for about a week and a half, so I thought it was about time I update on what we’ve been up to, since I […]
Transforming Grace in Rwanda
[We just got our internet a few days ago, and I’ve been aiming to post about our first week here in Kigali, and I will soon!! But today and yesterday […]
Departure Day
Time has flown leading up to today! I had a busy week finishing up school in Boise, moving everything home to MN, and getting unpacked/re-packed for Rwanda. But I am […]
Link to Fundraising Status
Link to Fundraising Status
Donations Hurt
Dr. Robert Malkin, the founder of EWH, describes how the organization has transformed from activities that ultimately ‘hurt’ those it was trying to help with donations into one that seeks […]
EWH Rwanda | Jami 