We are proud that the “All of America” fight against COVID-19 includes so many contributions from private citizens, organizations, and businesses. TEACH Rwanda is a Pennsylvania-based organization for American educators to help Rwandan preschool and primary teachers learn to use modern, research-based teaching methods. Their exemplary school in Muhanga, Bright School, includes many students from vulnerable families, so the school has provided food to 67 families to date, with even larger food distributions around the corner. While we oftentimes focus on the strong partnership between our two governments, we are proud of the U.S. private sector for making a difference in Rwanda! Watch the full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwwW3Aai-C8.

“TEACH Rwanda ni umuryango w’abarezi b’Abanyamerica ukorera muri Pennsylvania, ugafasha abarimu bo mu mashuri y’inshuke n’abanza mu Rwanda, kwiga gukoresha uburyo bugezweho bushingiye ku bushakashatsi. Bright School, ni ishuri ry’icyitegererezo ry’uwo muryango, rikaba riri i Muhanga. Abanyeshuri benshi biga muri iryo shuri, baturuka mu miryango itishoboye. Niyo mpamvu ryatanze igikoma, ibishyimbo n’umuceri mu miryango 67 kugeza ubu, kandi ryahaye ibiribwa abantu benshi baturanye na ryo. Abarimu bo kuri iryo shuri bahora banahamagarira imiryango y’abanyeshuri baryigamo, kugira uruhare mu myigire y’abana, no kubashishikariza imyigire ishingiye ku mishinga mu rugo.”

“TEACH Rwanda is a Pennsylvania-based organization for American educators to help Rwandan preschool and primary teachers learn to use modern, research-based teaching methods. Their exemplary school in Muhanga, Bright School, includes many students from vulnerable families, so the school has provided porridge, beans, and rice to 67 families to date, with even larger food distributions around the corner. Teachers regularly call students’ families, as well, to check-in and to encourage project-based learning at home.”