Understanding and Overcoming the Causes of Lack of Female Education in Africa
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Advancing our Future: Announcing Two Executive Appointments December 2023, In Dubai at COP28 as speakers, panelists and participants Left to Right: Geoffrey Kasangaki, Deputy to CEO – Strategic Programs Development and Impact; Wevyn Muganda, Deputy to CEO – Strategic Partnerships and Development; Erna Grasz, CEO Visionary Leaders with Proven Track Records of Strategic Innovation
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What is International Day of Education? Exploring Its Impact on Global Learning Initiatives On the 24th of January each year, the world comes together to celebrate the International Day of Education. The significance of this day is paramount as education is one of the biggest investments that the global community has been collectively striving to
Asante Africa Bridges Gender Gaps in STEM Girls in Science Rules! But not in the magnitude we all know it could be. The gender gap in STEM remains pronounced, with women making up only 28% of the STEM workforce globally. With the continuous lack of representation in STEM fields, many still associate STEM fields with
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The Power of Parental Engagement in Transforming Education in Rural East Africa At Asante Africa Foundation, we are passionate about driving positive change in rural communities and schools. We understand the crucial role of parental/guardian engagement in addressing the numerous challenges faced by these rural communities, including traditional norms, child marriages, teenage pregnancy, poor school
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Bridging the Digital Gap: Enhancing Tech Literacy in Rural Communities In today’s hyper-connected world, digital literacy skills are no longer a luxury, but a fundamental necessity. Yet, millions across the globe lack access to these skills, creating a significant digital divide. This is particularly true in rural communities, where limited infrastructure, financial constraints, and cultural
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Stories from Asante Africa’s Programs on International Women’s Day “Women, whether subtly or vociferously, have always been a tremendous power in the destiny of the world.” — Eleanor Roosevelt International Women’s Day, celebrated annually on March 8th, is a global recognition of the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. It is also a
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How Does the Economy Affect Educational Opportunities? When a country has a strong economy, the educational opportunities available to its citizens grow. Alternatively, the stronger the educational system, the more students (and graduates) become invested in contributing to economic development through their own entrepreneurship, job training and community involvement. But make no mistake, a burgeoning
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World Health Day Insights: Asante Africa’s Impact on Health Education Why do we celebrate World Health Day? Is it to celebrate the remarkable advances we have made in medicine? Is it for general awareness around public health issues on a global level? April 7th is the day that marks the founding of the World Health
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Technology as a Catalyst: The Dynamic Duo of Young Women and ICT in Education International Girls in ICT Day, observed annually on the fourth Thursday of April, promotes girls’ participation in the information and communication technology (ICT) field. This year, the theme aims to encourage empowerment and leadership development among girls for a more equitable
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