Pamir Energy Revives One Country’s Electric Grid and Reaches Across Borders to Others

It’s a long way from Tajikistan to upstate New York but Madina Kuranova, Special Projects Manager for Pamir Energy, an... View Article

CEO Notes: Why We Joined the Global Partnership for Social Accountability

Following months of preparation, several of us from the Aga Khan Foundation U.S.A. (AKF USA) recently walked a few short... View Article

International Volunteer Day: THANK YOU!

Our 2013 Partnership Events season has officially wrapped up! With today being International Volunteer Day, we’d like to give a... View Article

Education and Action for Change: An Aga Khan Foundation Scholar’s View

Mukhaye Muchimuti is an Aga Khan Foundation Scholar now attending the American University Master’s Degree program at its School of... View Article

True Partnership: Homewood Middle School Students Produce Birmingham Walk’s Village in Action

Mary Binkley teaches Math/Science Enrichment and is the Junior United Nations faculty sponsor at Homewood Middle School in Birmingham, Alabama.... View Article

Discovering New Opportunities through Social Entrepreneurship

As follow-up to the Day in the Life installment from the Kyrgyz Republic, this week’s blog comes from Meder Usupbekov,... View Article

Visiting Pakistan and the Experience of the Child Survival Program

Pakistan is in our thoughts this week as the country recovers from a devastating earthquake in western Baluchistan province. The... View Article

Self-Reliance in Action – in Mali

One of the best parts about my job is visiting the projects that I support in the field. Most recently,... View Article

From Cairo to Plano, Texas

Sanya Khan is a student at Colleyville Heritage High School in Colleyville, Texas, and a volunteer Youth Ambassador with the... View Article

A Day in the Life: Women’s Savings Groups and Helping Families Handle Emergencies

Our concluding installment in A Day in the Life of Our Communities comes in an evening gathering of a women’s... View Article