This past winter, TT Dorm welcomed Leadership Resident (LR) Jessie Tagliani, a recent graduate of St. John’s College in Annapolis, Maryland.

I am honored to be writing to you as Harpswell's new Chair of the Board of Trustees!

Almost two weeks ago, Harpswell welcomed thirteen students to the Cambodian Women’s Leadership program as the Class of 2026!

As sparkling light filled the room, we were filled with hope for the future, not just for Cambodia, but for all of humanity.

Around the world, more than 100 million girls are not in school. At Harpswell, we know that these girls are future change makers.

In August 2021, the first two Harpswell SHE-CAN Scholars, Kim Pisey ‘22 and Huot Socheata ‘22, started four-year college degrees in the United States on full scholarships.

Harpswell is saddened to share the news of the passing of beloved TT house mother Kham Khon Malis on June 5.

Teresa Nowalk has served as a Leadership Resident (LR) at Harpswell’s Boeng Trabek dorm since July 2021.

Harpswell is pleased to announce a generous donation of $100,000 from the Elizabeth Ross Johnson family.

For a Harpswell Dormitory Manager in Phnom Penh, no two days are the same.

We are excited to welcome Becca Cando to the Harpswell staff team as incoming part-time U.S. Fellowships and Leadership Resident Coordinator.

We are delighted to announce that Sopheap Ros has joined the Harpswell Board of Trustees.

Harpswell U.S. Fellows Chheng Usa, Then Yanuth, Yarn Somphors and En Malen were recently featured in Christian Brothers University's "Success Stories" series.

Today, September 24th, Cambodia celebrates Constitution Day to commemorate the country’s transition to democracy in 1993.

Cambodia was once home to a vibrant art and music scene, but under the Khmer Rouge regime its rich artistic culture was destroyed.

Since 2010, Harpswell has sent two to six exceptional graduates each year to the United States as fellows. These alumnae are able to study, live and explore life in the U.S. at one of our six partner universities throughout the country.

World Youth Skills Day celebrates the importance of equipping young people around the world with technical training for employment and innovation.

Micro-, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) are the backbone of local economies all over the world.

We are excited to welcome Ngenyi Stephanie (Steph) Beja to the Harpswell staff team as part-time Administrative Officer.

We are delighted to announce that Basye Peek has rejoined the Harpswell team as Communications and Development Officer.