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Aang Serian

Aang Serian is an independent non-profit organization founded in March 1999 and located in Arusha Tanzania.  The name of the organization means “House of Peace” in Maasai language.

Aang Serian guiding principles

As expressed on the Aang Serian Website:

Aang Serian is dedicated to preserving indigenous traditions and knowledge, developing culturally appropriate programmes of education and training, and promoting inter-cultural dialogue across the world.

Aang Serian is not linked to any specific religious or political organization.  We are a diverse group of people, working with schools, colleges and community groups in Tanzania and elsewhere, daring to believe that:

• By refusing to be labeled “underdeveloped” we can build our self-esteem.

• By rediscovering our traditions, we can build our identity.

• By using the skills and knowledge of our ancestors, we can build our economy.

• By promoting dialogues between ethnic groups, we can build a peaceful society.

Aang Serian Project Areas

 

Noonkodin Secondary School - a new model for rural education in Africa

Intercultural Education (Indigenous Knowledge) curricula

International Summer Schools in Tanzania

Volunteer Programme

Music and Media - documenting traditional songs and knowledge

Rural Women's Health - preventing HIV/AIDS transmission and female genital mutilation

Empowering Maasai women through fair trade jewellery

Contact and Donations

Please contact Aang Serian through their website, or Contact The ICSEE.

Donations for Aang Serian projects can be mailed to the ICSEE using the address from this website.