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Visiting AMREF's work in Northern Uganda

By Sam Hindels, posted 24 April 2012 see more by this blogger

You may have heard about Uganda lately, after all, the internet phenomenon that is Kony2012, just crashed the scene a few weeks ago. With over 70 Million views in less than a week, suddenly northern Uganda, and the... Keep reading

My recent visit to an AMREF project in Kenya

By Lisa Meadowcroft, posted 30 March 2012 see more by this blogger

 AMREF USA Executive Director, Lisa Meadowcroft visits the APHIAplus Project in Kenya

“Our health equals our responsibility.” This is what Ann Mwihia told me is the motto of her fellow Community Health Workers in Gilgil,... Keep reading

International Women’s Day 2012 – Time to Stand Up for African Mothers

By Teguest Guerma, posted 08 March 2012 see more by this blogger

As the world marks International Women’s Day 2012, AMREF would like to pay tribute to women all over the world, and in particular to African mothers. Over the years, women have made great progress in many fields, including business, academia,... Keep reading

Remembering the past, charting the future

By Larry Casazza, posted 06 March 2012 see more by this blogger

Another year has quickly passed; it’s time once again to pause, give thanks, and sort out what we’ve learned in the interim. This facility is uniquely given to us humans alone with... Keep reading

Engaging a new wave of supporters

By Lisa Meadowcroft, posted 07 February 2012 see more by this blogger

Since we are always looking for new ways to engage supporters, we were excited when Liz Ngonzi, and Dick McPherson approached AMREF USA to serve as the case study for their class at New York University (NYU). The class,... Keep reading