May brought some of the hardest decisions in B1G1's 19-year history. In this latest Founder's Note, Masami writes about the month that tested everything, and what it revealed about the chapter ahead.
32 of us are gathered in an upstairs restaurant and function centre in Mumbai. It’s just after 7 p.m. There’s a picture of another restaurant in Mumbai projected on the wall. It’s from 6 evenings ago when we began the 2015 B1G1 Study Tour. Tonight we’re going to re-live those memories.
We’re on the B1G1 Study Tour bus heading north to the rural village of Rajgurunagah. We’ve had fun on the bus as we always do.
One of the hardest things to do is to sum up in just a few words the tremendous exhilaration, impact and connection that goes on during B1G1 Study Tours. The tours take 10 months to plan — there’s so much detail to get right. And then for 5 straight, full-on, amazing days we experience it.
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Maybe that title should have the words ‘so far’ in it. There are (in this part of the world at least) two more days of
The Dental Mavericks were created one hot day in Morocco in 2010. Tony Gedge was travelling with a friend and realised pretty quickly that there wasn’t a lot of dentistry available in the rugged North African country.
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