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Kasiisi Project News July 18, 2008: Posted photos of 2008 Kasiisi/AFROKAPS scholars. March 29, 2008: Added the first Rutooro language interactive study lesson, on greetings. February 20, 2008: Kasiisi students get their first taste of banana porridge from the Kasiisi Porridge Project UK. December 6, 2007: The Kasiisi Porridge Project UK opens its new web site. July 30, 2007: Richard Wrangham is quoted several times in this chatty New Yorker magazine article on bonobos. June 9, 2007: Here is John Kasenene's farewell letter from the April-May Weston Welcome, Uganda! exchange visit. May 20, 2007: Posted departure photos from the Welcome Uganda! educator exchange visit that ended May 13. April 8, 2007: Published photos of the Kasiisi Project's new secondary-school scholarship students for 2007. April 4, 2007: Placed the Welcome Uganda! visitor schedule on the Weston-Kasiisi home page. March 28, 2007: Published the "Africa March 2007 - Uganda" playlist featuring all Ugandan popular music. January 23, 2007: Added numerous new links mostly from Brooks Goddard of TEAA. January 13, 2007: Added list of contributing organisations to the Kasiisi Porridge Project. December 10, 2006: Linked to the UNITE project in North Carolina and their short movie about basket making near Kasiisi. December 10, 2006: Added new playlist Best of Africa 2006. December 2, 2006: Craft sales in the Boston MA area this weekend and next weekend! November 26, 2006: New page of photos from Kasiisi and Kanyawara in July 2006. November 25, 2006: New look and feel for the entire web site including this news page. November 21, 2006: Updated website information about how to fund scholarships. November 14, 2006: New Welcome Uganda! pages for the upcoming Ugandan educators visit to Weston MA in 2007. November 13, 2006: Added new playlists for September, October and November. November 12, 2006: New page for how to work with the Girl Scouts to benefit the Kasiisi Project. |
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