Get Hope – Give Hope
Since 2010, the Kisa Project has produced more than 2,000 Kisa Alumnae. These young women today can be found all across Tanzania, working in various…
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Kisa Alumnae Network
The Power of Being Me
“Girls have the power to do countless things in the world.” Lupakisyo Ferdnand Kabulunge, Kisa Alumna ‘18 In February, 2018, we introduced you…
Amazing Alums!
Another group of Kisa Scholars has just graduated. With this last round, AfricAid is proud to announce that we now have over 2,000 alumnae from…
A Great Day in my Life
Sarah Marambo is a Kisa Alumna who organized something truly spectacular – an inspiring all-day event attended by almost 300 (wow!) young girls. It was…
Turning Knowledge into Action
What is knowledge good for it if is not use to bring about change? Not applying what we know does not help make a…
Nevertheless…. she persisted!
Photo Credit: Chuck Kennedy for the Obama Foundation. This popular phrase has become a rallying cry for female candidates and the advancement of women’s…
Kisa Shaped me into the Leader I am Today
In 2016, when I was a part-time Kisa Mentor with AfricAid, I met my mentee, Rebecca. I connected with her again in 2017, when I…
AfricAid’s Widening Sphere of Influence
“Always be unique and refuse to do anything in the normal way.” These are the take home words that ring in our ears from the…
Becoming a Professional
When our Kisa Scholars complete AfricAid’s two-year leadership program and graduate from high school, we like to keep connected with them, and also to continue…
Theresia’s Second Chance
A Second Chance for the Chance of a Lifetime The chance to become a Kisa Scholar. The chance to become a Binti Shupavu Mentor. …