Badili Mtizamo!

 

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Badili Mtizamo!  A Service Learning Project in Tanzania

Application deadline:  November 15, 2013.

Dates: Start of May to mid-June 2014 (exact dates to be confirmed)

ALL-INCLUSIVE COST:  $6,000  (Bursaries are available on a needs-basis)
Price includes return airfare from Winnipeg, visa for volunteering in Tanzania, daily allowance for meals, accommodation, mandatory health insurance, program fee and support services, all in-country transport, overnight safari in the Serengeti, IDI training, and the Extended Education course "Transformative Partnerships: An Introduction to Service-Learning".

Badili Mtizamo is Kiswahili for 'change the way you see things.'  Presented in partnership with Canadian Physicians for Aid and Relief Tanzania, we are looking for four motivated students to take part in a unique intercultural learning experience in Bunda, Tanzania.  Our theme this year is "Gender Equality Now!" - promoting gender equality, leadership, and health to secondary school boys and girls.  This five-week program will take you off the beaten path!  It will challenge you, inspire you, and enrich you.  It will give you a new perspective on the world and your place in it. 

Badili Mtizamo 2014 Program Booklet

Read blog entries from past participants

 

Contact:  David Arenas, Student Exchange Advisor, International Centre for Students
(204) 474-7261
david_arenas@umanitoba.ca

 

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“I did not come to Tanzania to talk to people who believe all of the same things I do, I came here to open my mind to new ideas and to help others open their minds too!”
-Breann, 2012 participant


Recent Program Alumni:

  • Jacklynn, Psychology (2011)
  • Katherine, Global Political Economy (2011)
  • Mallory, Textile Science (2011)
  • Scott, Global Political Economy (2011)
  • Breann, Women and Gender Studies (2012)
  • Carly, U1 (2012)
  • Rachelle, Medicine (2012)
  • Tito, Medicine (2012)
  • Jennifer, Social Work (2013)
  • Lydia, Education (2013)
  • Nadine, Medicine (2013)