The nonprofit group that Mary Ann works for had a contract with CDC to develop and implement a public health training program.  It was to teach African health care workers how to screen for HIV in TB clinics.  She and her boss spent two weeks in Tanzania conducting the training.  They were in a rural village on coast, worked pretty much nonstop for two weeks.  CDC reported that the training was very successful, and it's likely that she'll repeat it in one or two more African countries this Spring.

Here are some pictures she took.  Click on them to see larger versions.  Although she little time to see any of the country, she got to know some Tanzanians well and really enjoyed them.  

Here is the place she stayed	It was right on the Indian Ocean.
One Sunday, they were taken  out to see the village.	And some ruins of an old mosque.
Here are some of the trainees.

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