Blog Archive

Rachel Carroll Rachel Carroll

Mental Health Counseling Program at TWB

As a social enterprise we have the privilege to meet market demand with local supply while we create jobs for strong women, as well as foster healthy lives from a holistic level.

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RW Programs Heather Newell RW Programs Heather Newell

The Story Behind the Curriculum

With accreditation, TWB is a viable option for women who cannot attend University and may not fit the mold elsewhere. We bring together vocational skill development with knowledge, exploration, and community.

This is the beauty of education and we look forward to the journey as we continue to innovate, discover, and grow with our bakeries. #breadpower

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Bread Power Julie Greene Bread Power Julie Greene

The Proof is in the Women

The proof is in the bread, and in the women, and in our team. Our newly opened Flagship in Kigali is the perfect example of what we can achieve with a dedicated team, some sweat and tears, and the motivation of empowering and sustainably employing women.

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Hilary Hilsabeck Hilary Hilsabeck

Gicumbi Training

These women are the next group of Strong Women Baking Bread, and I’m so excited to watch them rise.

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Flagship Noel Ntabanganyimana Flagship Noel Ntabanganyimana

Flashback to Memory Lane

Switching from wooden ovens to electric ovens at our Kigali Bakery was a game changer, but as a Rwandan proverb says, “If you don’t remember where you came from, you will never know where you are going.”

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RW Programs Guest User RW Programs Guest User

Zoomed in on Gicumbi

In 2018, TWB is focusing on Gicumbi as our next training and bakery launch site. Our preparations are on a good track, including developing the training schedule, partner relationships, and interview process for the participants. We will be launching the training for this group on April 23rd.

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RW Programs Meg North RW Programs Meg North

Our Days Are Filled with Problems to Be Fixed

The simple, most important lesson I have learned in Rwanda is that our days are filled with barriers, but almost every barrier also has a solution. Every day, multiple times a day, we need to craft solutions to meet the challenges, regulations, and broken systems that we face.

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Noel Ntabanganyimana Noel Ntabanganyimana

A Proud Walk

“ Then… now we are just getting started,” one of the women said as she reflected on how far TWB has come. Indeed, we are just getting started. 

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Heather Newell Heather Newell

TWB Rwanda's 2nd Annual Team Retreat

The main purpose of the retreat was to review how 2017 went what we want 2018 to look like. This was achieved through presentations on organizational culture, alignment, project reports, and updates on marketing plans, curriculum updates, and model adaptations.  

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