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Mobilization of Metaphor: Moroccan Memories & Impressions of Haf

By Sheila HAF Friends Can faith but the size of a mustard seed move mountains? Can necessity garner supply? Can awareness prompt action?...

Promoting Civil Society – University Engagement in Fes

By Katie Bercegeay HAF Project Manager On October 10, 2019, the High Atlas Foundation kicked off a new project in partnership with the...

From Pomegranates to Pomegranates Juice

By Anne Marie Del Castillo Farmer-to-Farmer Volunteer As a retired agricultural economist, I participated in the United States Agency for...

HAF Tree Planting in Tizian

By Florence Jordan World Challenge Traveller Coming from London, this project really showcased the differences between our homes, and the...

Oujda —> Bouarfa

By Georgina Kenchington HAF Volunteer Quote of the day: mother nature is most definitely in charge here. Approximately 270 kilometers, or...

UVA-HAF on Participatory Development

By Camelia Harkousse Under the auspices of the University of Virginia (UVA) and with the support of the High Atlas Foundation team (HAF),...

Help the Mouguer Community Benefit from Renewable Energy

By Said Bennani HAF Project Manager As a High Atlas Foundation (HAF) Project Manager, my main objective is to work with Moroccan...

Moving to the Market: The Future of Setti Fatma

By Touda Bazaz HAF Volunteer On the 15th of June 2019, a group of volunteers and I left the High Atlas Foundation office in Marrakech at...

Tassa Ouirgane: The Village of Unity and Satisfaction. (Tue 11-06-2019)

By Amine Fattas HAF Volunteer The rendezvous point was the HAF office. I came early and got to meet the whole team. There were two...

Essaouira: The Small City Where Three Religious Communities Have Lived in Peac

By Fatima Zahra Lahrire HAF Volunteer In order to promote and preserve the multicultural past that Morocco is known by, HAF has taken...

The Door Is Always Open

By Caleb Tisdale HAF Intern, University of Virginia The door is always open at the High Atlas Foundation. Often, it is literally open in...

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