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Reconnecting with our Ugandan Roots

All We Are team members and dedicated supporters have recently returned from our first visit to Uganda in four years. After an extended period away, our main focus was to reconnect. This involved reconnecting with our team, our NGO and school partners, and the place that holds a special significance as our home away from home. The team dedicated time to visiting the Butambala District, where All We Are successfully completed 26 solar installations, including three water wells.

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Ednah Rebeccah
Celebrating the work of the Kara-Tunga Foundation

The Ik community in North-East Uganda has a unique language and culture that is under threat due to marginalization and displacement through conflict and climate change. The Cultural Protection Fund is supporting the Kara-Tunga Foundation in our work to protect the cultural identity of the Ik community through documentation, community engagement and training. One of the most successful initiatives in our creative approach to safeguarding and promoting the Ik heritage has been to bring in a local artist to draw Ik community stories and myths and present them in the community's native language.

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Ednah Rebeccah