Archive for November 2025
Preparing Tanzania’s Next Generation for the Digital Future
‘I used a computer for the first time during the training. Now I know how to type, open files, and interact with educational content. I’m very excited!’ – Messe, Form One Student at Qash Secondary School In 2025, to drive digital transformation across rural schools, So They Can partnered with Camara Education Tanzania to proudly…
Read MoreA Milestone for Protection and Justice: Tiaty Launches Its First Gender Desk
In August 2025, Tiaty in Baringo, Kenya marked a historic moment with the launch of its first-ever Gender Desk. This is a critical step toward strengthening protection, justice, and dignity for survivors of gender-based violence (GBV). Since we first started working in Baringo in 2018, So They Can has been a vocal advocate for improved…
Read MoreComing together to end child poverty: A growing movement across the US
A few weeks ago in Menlo Park, California, we witnessed something truly special. Surrounded by a room full of compassionate, driven individuals, our CEO, Cassandra Treadwell and US Board Director, Valerie Danielewicz, joined our growing US community for an unforgettable evening centered on one shared goal: Empowering children and their families to rise out of…
Read MoreStrengthening the Fight to End Child Marriage: So They Can Staff Join Girls Not Brides Leadership
So They Can was delighted that two of our Nakuru officers – Franklin Arukudi and Moses Gachunji – were recently appointed to committee positions for the Central and South Rift Region Chapter of Girls Not Brides Kenya. For the committee, Moses was appointed to the Secretariat as Coordinator for Nakuru and Baringo counties and Franklin…
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