Market Development Ideas, from Aswan to Bamako

By Schafer Bomstein, Program Associate with the Aga Khan Foundation U.S.A. My recent trips to Mali and Egypt were planned... View Article

Carving a Future in Cairo’s Darb al-Ahmar

By Caroline Lai, Program Assistant with Aga Khan Foundation U.S.A. I returned to Cairo in mid-February to visit the USAID-funded Head Start! for... View Article

Houston’s Art Museum Trustees Impressed by AKTC’s Work in India

Members of the Board of Trustees from Houston’s Museum of Fine Arts recently visited Humayun’s Tomb, a project of the Aga Khan Trust... View Article

San Antonio High School Seniors Explore Development Challenges at AKF USA Office

When a dozen high-school students from theInternational School of the Americas in San Antonio, Texas, visited Washington, DC in February to... View Article

Community-based Initiatives Improve Healthcare in East Africa

By David Hintch, Senior Health Program Officer for Aga Khan Foundation U.S.A. As the new health program officer for the Aga... View Article

An Inspired Valentine

In honor of Valentine’s Day, we want to share one of our favorite heartfelt campaigns of 2012 here at the Aga... View Article

Returning to Cairo’s Gem and Finding More

By Caroline Lai, Program Assistant with Aga Khan Foundation U.S.A. During my first trip to Egypt to visit a friend... View Article

USDA-Supported Programs Help Mali Farmers Adapt in Hard Times

On the day before Thanksgiving, Mary Beth Leonard, the U.S. ambassador to Mali, took a trip to see how the... View Article

The Value of an Education in One Life, and Many

This fall, to promote the Partnership Walk in San Antonio, Dr. Shazli Malik joined Waheeda Kara, Aga Khan Foundation U.S.A. (AKF USA) volunteer,... View Article

Changes in Mountain Economies and Societies

This blog is excerpted from a conversation with Abdul Malik, General Manager of the Aga Khan Rural Support Programme (AKRSP) in Pakistan. He... View Article