Lately we have been talking a lot about beads & showing some pictures of the process ROWAN uses for making them. Now that we know a bit about how they are made, lets meet some of the amazing individuals that make them. Each one of them has (sometimes a sad) story to tell. Today, meet Jaliya, she is from the village of Busambira.
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Another fun portrait post featuring the amazing men, women & children of ROWAN. Every one of the people appearing in these portraits is near & dear to our hearts. Some of them have encountered struggles, but that makes their smiles all the more divine.
Continue reading “The People of ROWAN: Harriet”
Lately we have been talking a lot about beads & showing a little about the process for making them used here at ROWAN. Now comes the fun part, lets get to know some of the amazing individuals that make them. Each one of them has a story to tell. Today, meet Betsy, she is from the village of Busambira.
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Another fun flashback post featuring portraits of the amazing men, women & children of ROWAN. We admit it, we really enjoy looking back over the years to see just how far we’ve come. Some of those featured have encountered struggles, but that makes their smiles all the more divine.
Continue reading “The Amazing Kids of ROWAN: Godfrey”
I want to take a moment to introduce myself to you and share a little of my connection with ROWAN. My name is Kristen Mbabazi and I am married to my wonderful husband, Busiisi, who grew up in Kampala, Uganda. We have four wonderful boys and we currently live in Manitoba, Canada. Continue reading “It’s Nice to Meet You”
There are so many women who make ROWAN what it is – like our nurses, teachers, widows, students, midwives, AIDS advocates, and more…
but today, we want to honor YOU. Continue reading “For All of the Lovely Ladies Behind ROWAN”
