Celebrating Tabaski in Rural Senegal

Celebrating Tabaski in Rural Senegal

Today, July 31st, marks the start of Eid al-Adha, a four-day Islamic festival celebrated worldwide every year. Known as Tabaski in Senegalese Wolof, the festival honors the willingness of Abraham to sacrifice his son Ishmael, as an act of obedience to God’s command....
Taking Initiative: Santhie Installs a Drip Irrigation System

Taking Initiative: Santhie Installs a Drip Irrigation System

Santhie is no stranger to droughts, heat waves, and desertification. Located in the northern Louga region, this community faces intensified challenges in rural Senegal. However, the resilient men and women of Santhie have cultivated and sustained a diverse, year-round...
Rehabilitating the Well in Ndiagne Kahone

Rehabilitating the Well in Ndiagne Kahone

Heat radiates off the orange, sandy earth and several acacia trees cast small shadows in the afternoon sun. The desert stretches as far as the eye can see outside of the Ndiagne Kahone, a rural village in the Fatick-Kaolack region of Senegal. Through abundant access...