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5 days ago
Kicked off the day at the Jusoor community center in Beni Suef. Watching a local team run their own intake sessions, unsupervised, was the whole point of this network from day one.
5 days ago
Spent the afternoon reviewing accessibility audits from three of our partner sites. Small fixes — ramp gradients, signage height, doorway clearances — but they add up to whether someone can actually walk into the building on their own.
Read storyCBR Regional Advisor · 5 days ago
Three pilot branches in Beni Suef adapted teller windows, forms, and appointment flows after CBR teams mapped what was actually stopping people from opening accounts.ok
Read story6 days ago
A short note on language: we still catch ourselves saying "wheelchair-bound" in draft reports. Small edits like this matter — people use wheelchairs, they are not bound by them. Thanks to the team for catching it again this week.
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A few frames from today's facilitation training. The best moments never make it into the official report — like this one, mid-laugh, mid-roleplay.
1 week ago
Someone asked me this week why our timelines always look longer than funders expect. Because community trust does not compress to fit a grant cycle, and pretending otherwise is how programs quietly fail.
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Every cohort ends the same way: a closing circle where people say out loud what they are taking back to their own communities. Never gets old.
1 week ago
To everyone who filled out the post-training survey honestly, including the critical parts — thank you. That feedback is already shaping next quarter's curriculum.
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