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Kujengana
“You’ll never regret being kind” has been one of my favorite phrases for a few years now. It’s a great saying when you’re happy and feel like being nice, but the phrase is harder to love when you don’t really feel like being kind. But when you really think about it, being kind is always worth it. It’s just better to be the bigger person.
Mutuality. Kinship. Community.
CU 2016 student describes Tanzania. "I want to give you a glimpse of our experience and a fraction of what we learned from it."
