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MCW Moves Offices in New York

Our new address is: 152 Madison Avenue, Suite 1702 (corner 32nd Street) New York, NY 10016. Our phone and fax numbers remain the same!

Save the Date for MCW's 8th Annual Gala on Tuesday, April 3, 2012

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MCW Sends IT Specialist From Tanzania to Utah for Software Training

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Update on MCW Organized Event at NYU on Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs)

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Apply Now to 15th Youth Leadership Retreat

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MC-Sierra Leone Nears Construction of Bakery in Kono

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MC-Rwanda Board of Directors Gathers for First Time

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MCW Launches the George Sideris Memorial Scholarship Fund

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Apply for the 2012 Alumni Ventures Fund Grant

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Youth Leadership Retreat Alum in the News

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MCW Supports the 7th Pediatric and Adolescent AIDS Treatment for Africa (PATA) Conference in Botswana

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Update on the 2010 Alumni Venture Fund Project in Bagamayo, Tanzania

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MC-Tanzania Board of Trustees Meet in Dar es Salaam in October.

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MCW Raises Critical Funds for Genocide Prevention Work in USA and Rwanda in California

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Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete Calls for UN Summit on Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) to Include Oral Disease at MCW-Supported Event

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Zoi Calomiris profiles MCSL-Sukudu Center Coordinator Doris Allieu

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Meet the Team of MC-Sierra Leone

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Jacqueline Murekatete Returns to Rwanda on First MCW Learning Journey; MC-Rwanda holds Reception for US friends; 600 People Attend

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MCW's 14th Youth Leadership Retreat Wraps up with Open Doors at NYU

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