EDUCATING. EMPOWERING. INSPIRING.
Emusoi Centre, in partnership with families, local and international communities, provides a safe and supportive place for young women who belong to the pastoralist and hunter-gatherer communities in Tanzania.
Recent Posts
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Let them be GIRLS
LET THEM BE GIRLS Let them laugh. Let them have fun. Let them be carefree. Let them run, jump and cheer. Let them learn new things. Let them dream. Let […]
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Nasianda and her Path to Empowerment
For our fourth video of our #ittakesavillage series: Pathway to Empowerment, we offered a glimpse of the empowering and inspiring story of Nasianda. To get to know her more, […]
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Pathway to Empowerment
We invite you to journey with us as we feature the Path to Empowerment of one of our former students and how it was impacted by the support […]
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Our No. 1 Supporter
Our little way of showing how much we appreciate the sacrifices that our Pastoralist and Hunter-Gatherer Mothers had and have been doing to our young women.
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Our Easter Story: A Safari of Empowerment
For our Easter Story, we invite you to journey with us as we feature the journey of one of our students and how it was impacted by the support […]
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Fullness of Life at Emusoi
A few months ago, Gregg Brekke, a photojournalist and writer, came to our center to know more about our works with the pastoralist and hunter-gatherer communities in Tanzania. He interviewed […]
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A Partnership that Empowers
The African proverb “It takes a village to raise a child” best describes what our center has been doing when we have partnered with different individuals and groups since 1999. […]
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Emusoi in a Nutshell
Emusoi Center in Arusha, Tanzania is a center for young Pastoralist/Hunter-Gatherer women. It is run by Sr. Mary Vertucci, A Maryknoll Sister with a dedicated staff of Tanzanians. At present, […]
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Our Emusoi Story
EDUCATE. EMPOWER. INSPIRE. Since 1999, Emusoi Centre in Arusha, Tanzania has been educating, empowering and inspiring young women from the Pastoralist and Hunter-Gatherer Communities, namely the Maasai, Hadzabe, Barbaig, Tatoga […]