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Loving Kids

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Barry Davis, retired civil engineer, travelled to Uganda this past May as a One School volunteer because he loves kids. All kids. He travelled half way around the world, endured being trapped for 3 hours in a parked plane in…

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A return to the Uganda Partner schools- by Dr. Joe Bishop

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(This blog was written by Dr. Joe Bishop, a One School at a Time board member and professor of education at Eastern Michigan University, USA) I visited Uganda for the second time in February/March of 2016, about four years after…

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A real life education at a rural Ugandan health clinic, by Katie Bishop, One School at a Time volunteer

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Katie Bishop accompanied her Dad, One School at a Time board member Joe Bishop, on a visit to the 5 One School at a Time Ugandan partner schools this February 2016. While there, she volunteered to work at the local…

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The Power of the Network

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      People are social. We want to be connected and we want to share and learn from each other. Have you ever been watching a beautiful sunset and run to find someone to share it with?  And when…

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