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The Fight to End Female Circumcision Begins with Education

The Fight to End Female Circumcision Begins with Education

by black bear | Feb 4, 2021 | Blog, Classroom Learning, Girl Program, Uncategorized

The Fight to End Female Circumcision Begins with Education Feb 3 2021 In a recent interview, Purity Soinato Oiyie of Kenya remembers the day that her father told her she was to be circumcised. By ten or eleven years old, Purity was told she was to become the fifth...
Expanding our Reach for Vulnerable Girls in Kenya, in 2019

Expanding our Reach for Vulnerable Girls in Kenya, in 2019

by black bear | Dec 28, 2019 | Blog, Girl Program, Uncategorized

Expanding our Reach for Vulnerable Girls in Kenya, in 2019 Dec 28 2019 The Girls’ Advancement Program is one of the hallmark programs by Asante Africa Foundation. The program focuses on keeping girls in school longer by educating them in maintaining health, traversing...
8 Facts on Girls Global Education

8 Facts on Girls Global Education

by Megha Bagga | Mar 26, 2019 | Blog, Girl Program, Uncategorized

8 Facts on Girls Global Education We cannot even imagine how many girls around the world are still illiterate. Gender equality in education is one of the critical conditions for creating a developed society. Despite the significant progress that the world community...
International Woman’s Day: Balance for Better

International Woman’s Day: Balance for Better

by black bear | Mar 7, 2019 | Blog, Girl Program, Uncategorized

Staff and students, in the Girls’ Advancement Program In Tanzania, women carry water on their heads in five gallon buckets. In the semi-arid area of central Tanzania where I teach secondary school, students that live at the school carry water from a nearby well...
Silencing the Wedding Bells: A Child Bride’s Story of Resilience

Silencing the Wedding Bells: A Child Bride’s Story of Resilience

by asanteafrica2018 | Dec 6, 2017 | Blog, Girl Program, Uncategorized

According to the national statistical body, almost 1 in 4 Kenyan girls, and 2 out of 5 girls in Tanzania are married before their 18th birthday. In pastoralist communities, forced early marriages are a way for the girls’ brothers to generate income to be used as dowry...
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