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The Eve Branson Foundation Blog

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Celebrating Eve

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Richard reflects on Eve's wonderful life, her tremendous spirit, the joy she brought to so many, and the love she gave us all.

A Modern Working Woman

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"International Women's Day is a day to celebrate women who have changed perceptions", say craft centre teacher Amina Ait Larbi.

The Team Changing Lives in the Atlas Mountains

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In February, Envision Virgin Racing travelled to Marrakech for the Formula E race. With some rare downtime before the main event, the Envision Virgin Racing team took a short trip to the foot of the Atlas Mountains to discover some very special EBF change makers.

COVID-19 Update from the High Atlas Mountains

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With the closing of markets and loss of overseas tourists, many local people in the Asni valley region have seen their only means of income evaporate overnight. Read how EBF has been helping local families through these challenges.

Eve Branson on why it's never too late to make a difference

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We recently celebrated Eve Branson’s 95th birthday. Eve has led an incredibly colourful and rich 95 years and is a firm believer that it’s never too late to make a difference.

Preserving Cultural Heritage in the Atlas Mountains

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Breaking down barriers is an integral part of The Eve Branson Foundation’s work – with a key area of focus addressing communication and language barriers.

New beginnings

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New beginnings for the Eve Branson Foundation.

10 years of the Eve Branson Foundation

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Celebrating 10 years of the Eve Branson Foundation.

The Hidden World of the Berbers Excursion

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EBF has partnered with Airbnb to create a once-in-lifetime social impact experience.

Eve Honoured in UN Women for Peace Awards

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Celebrating Eve's work in Morocco.

Visiting Morocco with my Mum

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At the age of 95, Eve recently made the journey to Morocco's High Atlas Mountains with son Richard.

Overcoming obstacles to empower women

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Meet Hanan and Jamila, two Berber artisans who grew up in Asni.

Dental Mavericks mission in Asni

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Setting up the Dental Mavericks and working with the Eve Branson Foundation.

Learning to knit

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How learning to knit helped a 12-year-old girl craft her own future.

Happy Birthday Eve at 94

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Florence Devereux, grand-daughter of Eve, shares some of her favourite things about Granny Eve.
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