The founders of this organization are coming from the Maasai community and are well aware of the challenges Maasai face. They know the Maasai way of life, and the story of the parts that can be cherished. But the livelihood and practices of the Maasai pastoralists need to be developed and changed. There must be new ways to help women and society as a whole achieve the goals and have the success they deserve. Women will create groups themselves, with allies and help, and get the financial education and freedom to have the economic and social power they need.
In order to achieve success and raise women economically and help school girls, projects will be started to reach people living on the edge and in those places that have been left far behind in development. The projects are as follows for the benefit of all peopling especially women and girls.
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The board of the Maasai Women Blazing Trails organization is created as the heart of the organization to achieve its goals for the target community.
Maasai woman from a humble village in Manyara, Tanzania, defied societal norms and poverty to achieve academic excellence. Overcoming significant challenges, including financial hardship and the pressure of early marriage, she persevered through her educational journey.
Is the chairman of the village at the local government level and has the authority to receive cooperation projects from community development stakeholders. He knows very well the needs of his people and has a place in the board to intensify the impact of our work in the community.
Is a primary school teacher who has established an English medium school. The school he runs really helps many children in the villages. The organization will undoubtedly take on the challenge of strengthening schools like his.
Is experienced in community work here in Tanzania after being a Professor of Physics in the U.S. and a visiting professor at the University of Dar es Salaam. He is the International liason, advisor and will participate in program design. He has successfully implemented many projects in the Maasai community since 2008.
Is an expert in the education and community development department. He will be an outstanding program developer as officer in the organization and on this board. He has been involved in working and volunteering in community work in other organizations for community development. He has also gained experience about people's development perspectives when he traveled to the U.S. and European countries.
is a woman from Orbili village who will be a valuable voice on the board due to her experience in the culture and its challenges. She has participated in seminars on development ideas and women's rights, and she is skilled at helping people think creatively. She will inspire others with her work and her ability to encourage women to participate in community development work, making her an important source of change.