YES alumni attended a conference about albinism on International Albinism Awareness Day.

Alumni in Tanzania put together a workshop to brainstorm new ways to better their community. 

One YES alumna organized a project during the Easter holiday to visit youth at the Watoto Wetu Tanzania children's home to celebrate the holiday.

Five featured March alumni projects making an impact!

Ali uses YES alumni grant to teach the importance of salt iodine fortification in Tanzania.

YES alumni in Tanzania celebrated women's history month by helping clean the Amana hospital in the Ilala district of Dar es Salaam.

After her time in the U.S., Tanzania alumna Amne Soud decided to bring the volunteerism she experienced back to those in her home community.

Sixteen YES alumni attend a gender parity workshop in Beirut, Lebanon.

In the United States, baseball is the great American pastime. How did the impact of baseball and sports education make its way into other countries, such as Tanzania? Through a lot of hard work and the dedication of a YES alumnus wanting to make it happen.

One YES alumna brought lessons of self-awareness, friendships and goal setting to the Umra Orphanage Center last month.

An overview of the YES alumni community's fun and unique October projects.

YES alumni is Tanzania paired up with volunteers to teach primary school students and staff about the importance of planting trees and taking care of them.

September’s most impactful, inspiring, and impressive YES alumni projects

Children, specifically girls, in Maasai communities are given limited opportunities to go to school, if any at all. One YES alumna is working to break this cultural norm and spread awareness about the importance of education.