Leadership does not begin with a title, a degree, or having all the answers. Sometimes, it begins with taking responsibility, finding the courage to speak up or choosing to help... Read More
For many young people, completing university depends on more than passing examinations. It also means finding a way to pay for education, managing competing responsibilities, and staying focused when the... Read More
Mental health challenges can be difficult to recognize, talk about, and seek help for, especially among young people. University students, in particular, may be navigating academic pressure, relationships, financial concerns,... Read More
Every girl deserves to grow up safe, stay in school, dream boldly, and have the freedom to decide her own future. But in Kenya, many girls still face futures shaped... Read More
The support a student receives while growing up can shape the support they later give others. For Johnstone Mbondo, that support arrived when school fees threatened to interrupt his education.... Read More
Digital skills are increasingly shaping how young people learn, work and solve everyday problems. Yet access to technology alone does not automatically give someone the confidence to create with it.... Read More
In many of the communities where Moja Tu works, the barrier to reading was never a lack of appetite. It was access. A good national school is often out of... Read More
Every September 5, the world marks International Day of Charity, a United Nations observance that recognizes the role generosity, volunteerism and collective action can play in addressing poverty and inequality.... Read More
For many students, receiving a university admission letter is the beginning of an exciting new chapter. It is also the beginning of a very different way of learning. Assignments are... Read More