Today is World Food Day, a day set aside by the United Nations to acknowledge the vital importance and the undeniable fragility of…
Category: Nuru Views
Warning: This content could be triggering to some readers, as it includes some descriptions of the horrific brutalities conducted by the former head…
As many industrialized nations begin to emerge from the COVID-19 global pandemic and reopen their economies, much of the rest of the world…
Hope. I have been reflecting a lot lately on how absent this word has been from people’s mouths in recent days. The darkness of…
In March 2017, staff members from Nuru Ethiopia visited Nuru Kenya in Isibania, Kenya. None of the Ethiopian staff had ever left their…
Nuru International is excited that Casey Harrison joined our team in October 2016! We caught up with Casey last week for a quick…
When I set off to work for my three-month pro bono consulting assignment with Nuru Ethiopia, I wondered whether I could transfer my…
As my flight neared its destination, I tried to remember how I felt during my first descent into Addis ten years ago when…
Zablon Murimi, a Nuru Kenya farmer, thanks his mother, Boke, for keeping their family healthy and strong. #MyMomIsStrongBecause she undertakes household chores perfectly like tilling…
Jane is married and has three teenage children. Since April of 2013, Jane has been living in rural and remote Isibania, about 248…