A Japanese architect, a Senegalese doctor, and a long-dead German-American painter: These three unlikely figures are the driving force behind Thread, a remarkable new initiative in the small rural town of Sinthian in eastern Senegal. The architect, Toshiko Mori, FAIA, is a longtime professor at Harvard's Graduate School of Design; in 2004, she designed an exhibition for the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation, the nonprofit organization created by the 20th-century artist. Learning of the foundation's work in Sinthian in support of local doctor Magueye Ba, Mori was so intrigued that she traveled to the village to lead a series of community workshops-an experience that in turn gave rise to a much larger venture.
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机译：一名日本建筑师，一名塞内加尔医生和一位已死的美籍美籍画家：这三个不太可能的数字是Thread背后的驱动力，Thread是塞内加尔东部小镇Sinthian的一项新举措。建筑师，FAIA的森敏俊（Toshiko Mori），是哈佛大学设计研究生院的长期教授。 2004年，她为约瑟夫·安妮·阿尔伯斯基金会（Josef and Anni Albers Foundation）设计了一个展览，该基金会是20世纪艺术家创立的非营利组织。 Mori十分了解基金会在辛提安为当地医生Magueye Ba所提供的工作，因此对村落充满了兴趣，以至于她去村里举办了一系列社区研讨会，这种经历反过来带来了更大的风险。
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