Lots of great things happening at Powering Potential!
Our founder, Janice Lathen, and Albin Mathias, our country director, attended the Segal Family Foundation Annual Meeting in Arusha, Tanzania from July 10-12, 2014. It was the first time the SFF Annual Meeting was held outside of the United States.
The Segal Family Foundation Annual Meeting was a huge success! Complete with musical guests, sports activities and lots of good Tanzanian food!
The Segal Family foundation also visited the Powering Potential installation at the Wel wel School in Karatu. They even tweeted about it: "@PwringPotential Special thanks to Janice for organizing a delicious lunch and amazing site visit. Our staff was very impressed!"
By the way, please follow Powering Potential and The Segal Family Foundation on Twitter if you haven't already!
In addition, we would like to extend our congratulations to our own Elibariki Magnus!! He is attending the Arusha Campus of St. Joseph University in Tanzania studying for a Bachelor of Science in Education for Computer Science. He is a graduate of our five-month Technology Tent training course, which was conducted in 2011. He has been working for Powering Potential ever since.
And now for a little taste of our future plans: We plan to implement our program at Shimbwe Secondary School in Moshi and also at three schools in the Bunda district on Lake Victoria. Wish us luck!
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| We have one installation in the Serengeti now :) |
Our founder, Janice Lathen, and Albin Mathias, our country director, attended the Segal Family Foundation Annual Meeting in Arusha, Tanzania from July 10-12, 2014. It was the first time the SFF Annual Meeting was held outside of the United States.
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| (l to r:) Barry Segal (SFF founder), Antoine Chiquet (SFF board member), Janice Lathen and Albin Mathias (Powering Potential). |
The First Lady of Tanzania, Salma Kikwete was a guest speaker at the SFF Annual Meeting.
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| The First Lady speaking. |
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| The First Lady outside the meeting. |
The Segal Family Foundation Annual Meeting was a huge success! Complete with musical guests, sports activities and lots of good Tanzanian food!
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| Oliver "Tuku" Mtukudzi |
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| Ambassador Maajar, the former TZ Ambassador to the US talks with Rich Segal, Segal Family Foundation and Powering Potential board member. |
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| Ambassador Maajar talks with Andy Bryant, Exec. Dir. of the Segal Family Foundation and our own Janice Lathen. |
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| For more photos of the event, visit the SFF Facebook Page. |
The Segal Family foundation also visited the Powering Potential installation at the Wel wel School in Karatu. They even tweeted about it: "@PwringPotential Special thanks to Janice for organizing a delicious lunch and amazing site visit. Our staff was very impressed!"
By the way, please follow Powering Potential and The Segal Family Foundation on Twitter if you haven't already!
In addition, we would like to extend our congratulations to our own Elibariki Magnus!! He is attending the Arusha Campus of St. Joseph University in Tanzania studying for a Bachelor of Science in Education for Computer Science. He is a graduate of our five-month Technology Tent training course, which was conducted in 2011. He has been working for Powering Potential ever since.
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| Elibariki Magnus |
And now for a little taste of our future plans: We plan to implement our program at Shimbwe Secondary School in Moshi and also at three schools in the Bunda district on Lake Victoria. Wish us luck!
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