

Improving Welfare & Well-being for Global Communities
For the 2021-2022 IIE Centennial Fellowship, five Fulbright alumni received awards of up to $25,000 to fund projects that focus on improving the welfare & well-being of global communities. The projects ranged from maternity care in Niger, higher education for formerly incarcerated people, sustainable agriculture in the West Bank, harm reduction for people who inject drugs, and food sovereignty in Honduras and Tanzania. Over their fellowship year, they shared their projects, goals, and updates through this blog.
Dr. Amino Alio
Mneesha Gellman Blogs
Abdelhaleem Khader Blogs
Dr. Jean Olivier Twahirwa Rwema

Designing and Implementing a Harm Reduction Program for People Who Inject Drugs in Kigali, Rwanda

Addressing the Health and Social Challenges of People Who Inject Drugs in Rwanda is a Public Health and Moral Imperative

My Childhood and Fulbright Experiences Allowed Me to Be the Researcher I Am Today
