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Welcoming LawUno: A Partnership Built on Community and Impact
We’re delighted to welcome LawUno as a new partner of So They Can. Partnerships like this are essential to our mission of creating lasting change through education, and we’re excited to begin this journey together, empowering our students and communities in Kenya and Tanzania. LawUno is a purpose-built network for the legal profession, bringing together…
Read MoreLocal Leaders Series: Meet Roselyne Mariki, Country Manager, Tanzania
Our teams in Kenya and Tanzania are the backbone of our organisation. Every day, they are working to ensure that children across Tanzania and Kenya can break the cycle of poverty through access to quality education. Our entire on-the-ground team is made up of local nationals who have a deep, nuanced and culturally appropriate understanding of the multiple…
Read MoreKaribu Sana: Introducing our new partnership with BARBRI
The So They Can Team were delighted to officially launch our partnership with BARBRI for 2026 yesterday! Following a “Lunch & Learn” in October 2025 at BARBRI’s London offices, the launch brought together BARBRI’s London, Cardiff and online offices to learn more about So They Can’s model and how we can create impact together. At…
Read MoreA united civil society voice for equality education in Tanzania: So They Can featured by TENMET
The So They Can team was delighted that our Tanzanian colleagues were recently featured in several of TENMET’s key reports for 2025! So They Can was also invited to sit on two panels at TENMET’s 5th International Quality Education Conference (IQEC) in September 2025: “Strengthening Systems and Investments: Advancing Domestic Resource Mobilization for Inclusive, Quality…
Read MoreHighlights From Our Q&A Panel Event in Melbourne
Education in Africa: Why It Matters More Than Ever Following the success of our inaugural ‘Education In Africa, Why Bother?’ Q&A panel event in Sydney earlier this year, we were thrilled to bring the conversation to Melbourne on Wednesday, 26th November — generously hosted by Sladen Legal. The room was filled with 46 philanthropists and…
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…
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