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Watch our newest video highlighting the women of the Akola Project. The project empowers over 200 women in Eastern and Northern Uganda to uplift their families and communities through income generating crafts. 100% of jewelry profits go back to the women and to facilitating development projects throughout Uganda including the construction of two vocational centers and water wells. |
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The UAPOThe UAPO's newest vocational center in the northern Ugandan district of Pader. Get a glimpse into UAPO's newest project with this short video. A full length video is coming very soon so stay tuned to our YouTube and Facebook pages. 
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AKOLA AMBASSADORSView the latest Akola necklace collection through the lens of fashion and activism. The Akola Project seeks to join Ugandan and American communities to transform nations and individuals. Become an Akola Ambassador and bring necklaces to your community.
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UAPO AKOLA PROJECTThe Akola Project was started as an extension of the Ugandan American Partnership Organization (UAPO) as an economic empowerment effort to lift over 150 women in rural villages out of poverty. The UAPO teaches local women to roll Akola necklaces out of paper and buys the necklaces from the women, giving them money to meet their basic needs.
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UAPO MUKISA PROJECTThe UAPO Mukisa Project seeks to build a vocational training center in Northern Uganda to extend the Akola Project to women in displaced camps in Northern Uganda. The video tells the story of the war in Northern Uganda and highlights the displaced women who will benefit from the project.
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UAPO PROMOTIONAL VIDEOThe Ugandan American Partnership Organization (UAPO) is a non-profit founded to partner with indigenous communities to transform Uganda through sustainable development. Through partnerships, a community of fellowship is forged as we work, share, and connect with each other in the spirit of love. The promotional video tells the story of UAPO and tracks the organizations progress since 2004.
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UAPO IN THE NEWSThe story of UAPO was featured live on CNN both nationally and internationally. The news clip celebrates the completion of UAPO Mutungo project, an orphanage built to house 180 children.
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