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This Sunday is International Day of the Girl Child. There’s real progress on girls' education, with much more to be done...
10/09/2026

This Sunday is International Day of the Girl Child. There’s real progress on girls' education, with much more to be done. An estimated 130 million+ girls don’t go to school, including in Afghanistan. That’s why we keep at it – girls' education – where we work in countries in East Africa. The UN and a host of analyses make the case that investing in education for girls is central to achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Thanks to a kind donor, a “suite” of tools for technology-based teaching was just purchased in Rwanda. Laptops, power ca...
10/07/2026

Thanks to a kind donor, a “suite” of tools for technology-based teaching was just purchased in Rwanda. Laptops, power cables, and adapters will be shared by upper primary STEM teachers at six schools in Kinoni Sector, Burera District. Shoutout to US teacher Amanda Eskildsen, who guides our Rwanda team to design interactive STEM lessons, and NC State College of Engineering students and faculty who completed a tech needs assessment at the schools.

Then, now . . . Myers Park HS students in Charlotte, NC, are using tech to support the 10th Anniversary of the Walk for ...
10/06/2026

Then, now . . . Myers Park HS students in Charlotte, NC, are using tech to support the 10th Anniversary of the Walk for Wisdom! Here’s their Apple Pay fundraiser link (ow.ly/qKn550ZTv9F) to raise $10,000 to equip South Sudan’s Nyarweng Primary School with 6 laptops, 15 tablets, a digital STEM curriculum, and teacher training. How is the student team inspiring you? They’re recruiting 700 teachers and students to join on Oct. 13th for a 45-minute lesson about the need for education in the world’s newest and most fragile country and walk the school track for 45 minutes, too. It’s the average time it takes students to walk from home to the Nyarweng School each day.


Myers Park - Charlotte NC Myers Park High School Foundation Myers Park High School PTSO

The saying at the CGI Annual Summit in NY is “you’ll chat with the most interesting people in the hallways and workshops...
10/05/2026

The saying at the CGI Annual Summit in NY is “you’ll chat with the most interesting people in the hallways and workshops.” True! Our friend, CGI guest attendee, and Stanford U. senior Kuot Kiir met Dr. Chelsea Clinton and CNN Hero Twesigye Jackson Kaguri, founder of a free school for children orphaned by AIDS that evolved into primary, secondary, and university support for 2,000+ students in Uganda; microloans and housing support for grandmothers; and an active system of free healthcare for community members.

Chelsea Clinton Nyaka CNN Heroes

The concepts of “Mother Earth” and “World Mother” were common in many ancient civilizations that recognized a connection...
10/01/2026

The concepts of “Mother Earth” and “World Mother” were common in many ancient civilizations that recognized a connection between life-giving soil and motherhood. We help keep the spirit alive with support for the NewGen Peacebuilders 10,000 Trees for Peace project in Juba, South Sudan. About to reach the first goal of planting 1,000 seedlings and saplings across primary and secondary schools. Next year, starting January 2027, calls for another 9,000. Info: [email protected]

More than 25 years since this book was published. Still relevant. Some excerpts about children and families: “1) Youth c...
09/30/2026

More than 25 years since this book was published. Still relevant. Some excerpts about children and families: “1) Youth culture today is cynical about love. And that cynicism has come from their pervasive feeling that love cannot be found; 2) [Movies . . . ] tell us that everyone wants love but that we remain totally confused about the practice of love in everyday life; 3) Profound changes in the way we think and act must take place if we are to create a loving culture; 4) Everyone wants to know more about love; and 5) We learn about love in childhood. Whether our homes are happy or troubled . . . it’s the original school of love.”

Dormitories matter to education and literacy in Tanzania and across Africa. Exciting to see progress – thanks to a gener...
09/28/2026

Dormitories matter to education and literacy in Tanzania and across Africa. Exciting to see progress – thanks to a generous, long-time donor – on the Fruitful Orphanage and Day Care Centre near Arusha. Means 50 students who attend the on-campus Shine School will have a place that provides consistent meals, electricity, opportunities to rest, and mentoring so they can focus on studies!

https://fruitfulorphanage.org

From 7th grade through university, we raise funds for merit scholars in Rwanda and South Sudan. Inspiring to know a cycl...
09/19/2026

From 7th grade through university, we raise funds for merit scholars in Rwanda and South Sudan. Inspiring to know a cyclist who’s spent 12 months riding thousands of miles to prepare for a cycling trip from Oregon to Maine, USA. Beautiful - he’s not doing this just to raise money, but he’s drawing attention and would welcome donations to support “Teach My People” - a nonprofit after-school and summer program that also provides scholarships from 1st Grade through university in South Carolina, USA.
https://runningdownadreamp2p.com

Congrats to teacher and PhD candidate Jessica Young who’s worked with us in the US and Philippines. Her paper Critical G...
09/18/2026

Congrats to teacher and PhD candidate Jessica Young who’s worked with us in the US and Philippines. Her paper Critical Global Citizenship & Ethical Advocacy for South Sudan - where we’ve provided school support for 15 years – was recently named a finalist for the Innovative Research Award from the International Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS)!
National Council for the Social Studies

There are times when our South Sudan in-country managers are doubling – or even tripling – up on a single motorcycle! Bu...
07/31/2026

There are times when our South Sudan in-country managers are doubling – or even tripling – up on a single motorcycle! But on this day, Ronald Michael Serugo enjoyed the luxury of riding solo.

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