PNG Tribal Foundation has clarified that it is not responsible for bringing renowned American neurosurgeon Ben Carson to Papua New Guinea.
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Tribal Foundation Runs Screening Program on Mushu Island
It was the first time an awareness program on sorcery accusations and domestic violence was brought to Mushu Island in the East Sepik province last week.
SARV Accountability Model Bringing Real Change
The PNG Tribal Foundation has begun rolling out its SARV Accountability Model (SAM) across Papua New Guinea as a practical strategy to end sorcery accusation-related violence.
Embracing PNG Values for Personal and Community Transformation
Watch our video now to learn how embracing PNG values can lead to personal and community transformation and inspire you to live a life of purpose, integrity, and impact.
Unlocking Leadership Potential with John Maxwell’s Wisdom
Watch our video now to discover how embracing John Maxwell’s wisdom can transform your leadership journey and empower you to lead with purpose and integrity.
MAF Joins SARV Fight
The Mission Aviation Fellowship or MAF joins the fight against Sorcery Accusation Related Violence or SARV, by signing a Memorandum of Understanding with PNG Tribal Foundation.
TVWan News
Visiting PNG for the second time in five months is Maxwell Leadership Foundation Director of Global Development, John Griffin, who visited the hubs in Kokopo, Lae, Wewak and Port Moresby and discusses the Senisim PNG program.
Unitech Partners US Embassy, PNG Tribal Foundation
The United States Embassy and Papua New Guinea, PNG University of Technology, and PNG Tribal Foundation have entered into a partnership to build a memorial for pioneer aviator Amelia Earhart.
Tribal Foundation Praises Governor Bird
The PNG Tribe Foundation praises the leadership of Governor Allan Bird in introducing amendments to the Paupa New Guinea Criminal Code Act targeting and criminalizing the actions of Glasmen and Glasmeri in their roles involving SARV.