By Sarah Sabano, Head Teacher, Arlington Junior School The twenty-third of March, 2017, will always be a memorable day in my life, because on this day, I boarded a plane to the USA, in the company of Mayi Agiri, the mother to founder John, and Phoebe, the AAH Secondary School Coordinator. Prior to this trip, […]
Marymount University’s Teacher Training in Uganda
By Mary Gibson, Director, Professional Development Schools, Marymount University For the fourth spring break in five years, I felt honored to take a group of teacher candidates (five graduate students and one undergraduate this year) from Marymount University in Arlington, Virginia, to AAH Junior School in rural Uganda. After several months of preparing as part […]
Impactful Dollars: The New “Director Family Lab” at Bupoto Clinic
By Amy White, AAH Board Member When their daughter, Syril Pettit, an AAH Board Member, provided them with a proposal and a specific list of needs for the Bupoto Clinic in Uganda, Elissa and Steven Director decided to take their AAH giving to the next level. The Directors, who live in Seattle but “shuttle back […]
Connections Across the World
“As educators, we often ask ourselves big questions about how we can do what’s right for our students: How can we show kids what exists outside the four walls of our classroom? How can we teach them about different cultures? How can we build bridges to teach global citizenship? How can we help kids connect?” Lorraine […]
How my Experience at AAH led me to start Bright Books
By: Amy O’Shea, former AAH Volunteer & Bright Books founder Hi, everyone! I am a proud AAH volunteer and now the founder of a social enterprise. I’d like to share my story because I can honestly say my short time in Bumwalukani changed the trajectory of my career. (Yes, really.) I was fortunate enough to […]
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