SUB SAHARAN AFRICA

THE WORLDPOST
This Map Of The State Of Religious Freedom Around The World Is Chilling
By Carol Kuruvilla
The number of countries with high levels of religious restrictions has inched upward.
IMPACT
Recognizing Teachers And Preparing For Peace
By Fernando Reimers, Contributor
Ford Foundation Professor of the Practice of International Edu...
Last night I had the pleasure to attend the ceremony at which Maggie MacDonnell was awarded the Global Teacher Prize, an
WOMEN
How Female Scientists Are Fighting Malnutrition
By Bev Postma, Contributor
Bev Postma is HarvestPlus’ Chief Executive Officer. She has 25...
Congress recently passed a pair of laws aimed at encouraging women and girls to pursue careers in science and technology
IMPACT
It Begins With A Girl
By The Aspen Institute New Voices Fellowship, Contributor
A communications and advocacy program created at the Aspen Ins...
As we commemorate International Women’s Day, let’s not forget that it is the mothers of tomorrow that have the power to break the cycle of poverty malnutrition and create a healthy generation.
IMPACT
For Societies To Thrive, We Must Ensure Gender Equality
By Ambassador Amina Mohamed and Siddharth Chatterjee, Contributors
Consider this: gender inequality is costing sub-Saharan Africa $95 billion annually in lost revenue. In a corporate setting
THE WORLDPOST
International Education At Risk In Trump’s America
By Matthew Carotenuto, Contributor
Associate Professor of History and Coordinator of African Stud...
As the numbers of U.S. students studying abroad passed 313,000 annually, Europe remains a dominant and growing site of U.S
IMPACT
Astrophysics and bathrooms
By John Travis, Contributor
Co-Founder of Drop in the Bucket
1) There is no problem in science that can be solved by a man that cannot be solved by a woman. "I live and work with three
IMPACT
The Power of Collaboration: Lighting Up Rural Schools in Kenya
By Andy Bryant, Contributor
Andy Bryant is the Executive Director of Segal Family Foundati...
Having power is to be empowered. Electricity--power, light, warmth--is a proxy for social justice. Segal Family Foundation
IMPACT
Passionate About Potential
By Andy Bryant, Contributor
Andy Bryant is the Executive Director of Segal Family Foundati...
Barry Segal, the founder of Segal Family Foundation, always says you can't be "all over the lot." Or to borrow from this
IMPACT
Paying It Forward in Tanzania
By Andy Bryant, Contributor
Andy Bryant is the Executive Director of Segal Family Foundati...
Tumaini has been able to channel her empathy and understanding, using the confidence and leadership skills she gained through
IMPACT
How Do You Help Girls Make Healthy Reproductive Decisions? Engage The Parents.
By Andy Bryant, Contributor
Andy Bryant is the Executive Director of Segal Family Foundati...
Fiorella KJ, Camlin CS, Salmen CR, et al. Transactional fish-for-sex relationships amid declining fish access in Kenya. World
ENVIRONMENT
A Trickle of Hope: Bringing Clean Water to Ghana's Poorest
By Mindy S. Lubber, Contributor
President, Ceres
But clean water continues to be Cincotta's primary focus. Just two weeks ago, in fact, her group received a $100,000 grant
IMPACT
Extreme Poverty Hits Children The Hardest: Report
By Sarah Ruiz-Grossman
Even though poverty is declining worldwide.
IMPACT
A Good Connection: Girls' Schools in East Africa Collaborate for Computer Lab Access
By Andy Bryant, Contributor
Andy Bryant is the Executive Director of Segal Family Foundati...
As the principal of the WISER campus in Muhuru Bay, Kenya, Dorcas oversees the education, health, and counseling of 120 girls
IMPACT
A Soap Opera for Social Change
By Andy Bryant, Contributor
Andy Bryant is the Executive Director of Segal Family Foundati...
At 6:30pm on a weekday in Bujumbura, families gather around their radio to listen to their favorite serial program. It is
IMPACT
Sustainability And Active Participation: At The Heart Of Improving Lives
By Andy Bryant, Contributor
Andy Bryant is the Executive Director of Segal Family Foundati...
We knew immediately that this visit would be beneficial for us because we noticed that the staff of Rafiki not only spoke about sustainability, they fully incorporated it as the basis of all their work.
IMPACT
5 Ways to Drive Youth-Inclusive Economic Growth in Africa
By Bill Reese, Contributor
President and Chief Executive Officer, International Youth Fou...
The rate of working poverty among youth in Sub-Saharan Africa, a staggering 70 percent of whom earn less than $2 a day, has
EDUCATION
Teacher Volunteers Scheme (TVS)
By Mmanti Umoh, Contributor
Leadership & Management Consultant
TVS an initiative powered by Veltio; an Education Management and Human Resource Development Organization It's 2016 and with
IMPACT
Africa's agricultural growth will depend on its young
By Ray Jordan, Contributor
CEO of international agricultural and development organisation...
In late 2015, the new Sustainable Development Goals announced by the United Nations set a target of ending hunger by 2030
IMPACT
Success: The Transforming Power of Belief in Yourself
By Andy Bryant, Contributor
Andy Bryant is the Executive Director of Segal Family Foundati...
What Livelyhoods is really exceeding at--and what I hope to emulate in the development of my own organization--is identifying
ENVIRONMENT
Solar Power Is Freeing Rural Africa From the "Poverty Trap"
By Pierce Nahigyan, Contributor
Editor-in-Chief at Planet Experts
In the United States, cellphones die all the time, but our abundance of power ensures resurrection on demand. That's not how it works in other parts of the world.
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