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Everyday should be the Day of the African Child

Everyday should be the Day of the African Child

by black bear | Jun 14, 2018 | Blog Post, Girl Program Blog, Uncategorized

  “Young people are the foundation for effective development, and if engaged they will improve many of the structural development challenges that we face today, including enhancing the cohesiveness of families and communities, reducing health risks, and advancing...

Press For Progress — Role of African Women

by asanteafrica2018 | Mar 9, 2018 | Blog Post, Girl Program Blog, Uncategorized

Now, more than ever, there is a strong need to press forward and address gender equality. With this year’s International Women’s Day theme as #PressforProgress, there is a strong motivation to unite friends, colleagues, and whole communities to think and act in a...
Highlights and takeaways from Webisode 1

Highlights and takeaways from Webisode 1

by asanteafrica2018 | Mar 7, 2018 | Blog Post, Erna Grasz, Uncategorized

We are thankful to our Twitter and Facebook community for taking their time to engage with our CEO, Erna Grasz on February 28, 2018 in a live chat. In the spirit of celebrating women all March long, #AskErna was a great way to stimulate transformative dialogues on...
“I never imagined that I’d have to write and impress people!”

“I never imagined that I’d have to write and impress people!”

by asanteafrica2018 | Aug 15, 2017 | Blog Post, LEI Program, Uncategorized

Jackline Nekesa was orphaned when she was just a year old. Despite having an aunt take her on, their limited means put Jackline at a disadvantage when it came to school. Though smart and eager to learn, fighting for the right to stay in class was a struggle. Once, a...
Bettering girls’ chances by educating boys

Bettering girls’ chances by educating boys

by asanteafrica2018 | Jun 26, 2017 | Girls Program, Press Release

MONDAY JUNE 26 2017, Daily Nation — Kenya In every city and in every country around the world, little girls are eagerly waiting for their school day to start. They have their pencils lined up, books in order and are anxiously anticipating how their teachers are going...
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