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Women’s Equality Day 2025: Stories of Resilience and Transformation from East Africa Since its designation in 1971, Women’s Equality Day has served as a powerful reminder of the ongoing fight for gender equity – and the undeniable impact women have when given equal opportunity. This day commemorates the ratification of the 19th Amendment in the

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Asante Africa Foundation’s partnership with Together Women Rise is creating lasting impact through digital literacy, STEM education, and gender empowerment in East Africa. ​ Read More

World Youth Skills Day is a Call to Action for Investing in Youth Potential Every year on July 15, the world comes together to celebrate World Youth Skills Day, a day dedicated to recognizing the importance of equipping young people with the skills they need for employment and entrepreneurship. But beyond the celebration lies a

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From Learning to Earning: How Skills for Youth Empowerment Create Opportunities Nelson Mandela once said that education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. That idea is fully embraced by the East African youth we work with everyday. They know that in order to change their community, country and,

PARTNERSHIP SPOTLIGHT: FAO At Asante Africa Foundation, we believe that unlocking every child’s potential demands more than classrooms; it requires nourished minds and bodies. This Day of the African Child, we celebrate our partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations through the Lishe Bora Campaign, a powerful example of how collaborative

Father’s Day and the Role of Dads in Supporting Girls’ Education Every year, on the third Sunday in June, the world celebrates Father’s Day—a day to honor fathers and male figures who play meaningful paternal roles in the lives of others. At Asante Africa Foundation, we believe it’s a moment to express gratitude for the sacrifices,

Listening Hard: Why Asante Africa Foundation Remembers the Soweto Uprising There is an echo that has traveled for nearly 50 years. It bounces from student to student, school to school, through communities and over borders.  To new generations of learners.  They are the reverberations of a 12-year-old, who made a sign, stood up, and cried