Posts Tagged ‘tanzania’
Empowering children and adults through education in Tanzania
Samta Primary School in Babati Tanzania has initiated an Adult Literacy Program, which invites students’ parents to access their skilled support through a structured learning program at the school.
Read MoreWhat you need to know about Female Genital Cutting and Child Marriage
As you read this, young girls around the world are having their educational opportunities taken from before their eyes due to a number of gender-based issues. Female genital cutting (also referred to as female genital mutilation) and child marriage are two of the most prevalent gender-based violence issues, resulting in the loss of young girls’…
Read MoreKimbra releases exclusive record for So They Can
PRESS RELEASE: Kimbra releases exclusive record on a mission to empower vulnerable girls living in poverty in East Africa Grammy and Aria Awards winner, Kimbra has joined forces with international non-profit organisation, So They Can to elevate the voices of vulnerable girls in East Africa. The exclusive record ‘Leave No Girl Behind’ is named after…
Read MoreWorking with our Partners to break poverty cycle and combat climate change through education
So They Can, an international not-for-profit organisation on a mission to change the future for children living in poverty, has joined forces with Momentum Media (Momentum), a leading innovator in Australian media and events. So They Can believes that education is key to sustainable change. Since their 2009 inception, the organisation has worked with some…
Read MoreHow one So They Can Teacher Intern is leading the way in agricultural innovation and sustainable initiatives.
Emanuel is a Mamire Teachers’ College graduate, specialising in secondary education chemistry and agriculture. In 2021, So They Can expanded its successful Internship Program to support 4 secondary schools in the Babati district of Tanzania — this is in addition to the 12 primary schools that the organisation currently assists through the Program. Noticeably, secondary…
Read MoreFrom studying under trees, to learning in the classrooms: A School Improvement impact story…
Kina is a pre-primary teacher at Orngadida Primary School in Tanzania — one of 42 government schools that So They Can supports in East Africa. She has been teaching at the school since 2011, and since then has seen student numbers steadily rise — from 164 when she first started, to today, with 187 pre-primary students under her care.
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