Self-Care and Motherhood in Kenya
This term of self-care, as we have come to know it, isn't just reserved for bath bombs or face masks, but is an evolving idea that women can reclaim some time or...
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This term of self-care, as we have come to know it, isn't just reserved for bath bombs or face masks, but is an evolving idea that women can reclaim some time or...
Read more about Self-Care and Motherhood in KenyaThis past month seemed to float by. We were worried about sales. Worried about the health of our community in Kenya (225 confirmed cases of CV19 in Kenya). We were trying to...
Read more about Earth Day: Ajiri is Committed to SustainabilityThis perfect quarantine recipe is brought to you by the culinary creative, Annie Strong of Annie's Kitchen. This hardy soup combines classic comforting lentils with our zesty Ajiri Black Tea with Lemon Myrtle....
Read more about Lemon Lentil Soup Featuring Ajiri TeaOur primary focus at the Ajiri Foundation is working with our students to become the best citizen--the best "you" can be. Our second goal, of course, is to improve academic performance. When school...
Read more about Expelled from School: Tea and TeenagersRobin Williams said, "You are only given a little spark of madness, you musn't lose it." At Ajiri, we try and keep that madness, that silliness, that unafraid happiness alive. We wouldn't...
Read more about To Be A KidSales, expenses, assets, liabilities . . . a succinct way to sum up a business. But equally important in determining the health of a company is the emotional balance sheet. What percentage...
Read more about The Business of OptimismBehind every success we have shared—every “A” earned in math, or electricity put in the home of one of the artisans—there is hardship. This Thanksgiving we are filled with gratitude because we...
Read more about With Struggle Comes GratitudeThere is a slight nip in the air already, and the kettle has resumed its post on the stove. Though summer has come to an end, there is something reassuring in being...
Read more about Finding a HomeIt is entirely possible you may have missed the NBC coverage of the Ajiri Winter Olympics. It was broadcast sporadically and only when the camerawoman was not competing in the egg toss...
Read more about There is no "I" in Team, but there is TEA“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” Martin Luther King Jr. wrote those words from a jail in Memphis in 1963. He believed, as we at Ajiri Tea believe, that “we...
Read more about We Are Not a CauseAs students in the U.S. head back to school, incoming Juniors and Seniors will be heading into the AP Classes, SAT prep, college applications, after-school clubs, competitive sports. Compounded with non-stop social media, high schoolers are...
Read more about Back to School: Raising a Company and Raising 30 Kids.Longer days mean more time for day dreaming. In the early cool June air, there is a feeling of possibility, of adventure. And not matter how old we get, this time...
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