I.B. Taylor-Kamara Foundation

05/28/2026

Millions of girls in Africa drop out of school every year when they start menstruating. Globally, up to 500 million people experience period poverty.

This has to come to an end! Support Girls and Ensure Their Right to Education, Health & Dignity💜🩷

Happy Menstrual Hygiene Day!!!🎊

05/25/2026

Today, we celebrate more than a continent, we celebrate a legacy of resilience, liberation, unity, and hope. Africa Day reminds us of the courage of those who fought for freedom and the responsibility of this generation to shape a future grounded in dignity, opportunity, and collective progress.

At the IBTK Foundation, we remain committed to empowering communities, amplifying youth voices, and advancing inclusive leadership across Africa and beyond.

Happy Africa Day! 🌍✨

05/15/2026

Families are the heartbeat of our community and the foundation of a thriving future. On this ** **, we celebrate the resilient bonds that define us. Let’s continue to nurture our homes, support our youth, and build a stronger Africa—one family at a time. Together, we grow. 🌍❤️

05/13/2026

“l’ve met girls who miss school every month simply because they can’t afford a sanitary pad. No girl should lose her confidence, health, or future to stigma or silence”❤️🩸

The I.B Taylor-Kamara Foundation remains committed to helping and empowering young girls and women by ensuring that they remain in school and in business with the necessary support required. Join us today!!!💫🚀

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04/27/2026

Sixty-five years ago, Sierra Leone took its place among the free nations of the world. April 27, 1961 marked the end of colonial rule and the beginning of a journey toward self-determination. Among those who labored and sacrificed for that historic moment was H.E. Ishmael Byne Taylor-Kamara, one of the Founding Fathers of Sierra Leone’s Independence. He was the first lawyer from Sierra Leone’s Northern Province, the first Member of Parliament for Kambia Central and the first Minister of Trade and Industry.

On this Independence Day, the IBTK Foundation and its Executive Director Ambassador Hawa Taylor-Kamara Diallo continue to do what independence demands of all of us; to invest in the people, to build from within and to ensure that the promise of April 27 reaches every young person in Sierra Leone. And in doing so they honor not just a nation but a founding father whose life was a legacy of leadership, diplomacy and service. H.E. Ishmael Byne Taylor-Kamara helped make this day possible. His name lives on in every life the Foundation touches.

Happy 65th Independence Day, Sierra Leone. 🇸🇱🎊

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04/23/2026

🌍From Sierra Leona; For Sierra Leone; By Sierra Leone 🌍

The I.B Taylor-Kamara Foundation is excited to be a part of “THE SONG OF NJAMA” this year🎊

Happening on the 1st of May, 2026 at Aberdeen, Sierra Leone 💫

The Foundation stands in support of events centered around Music, Arts & Culture as a channel to promote the beauty of Sierra Leone 🇸🇱

Find details on the flier! Come one, Come all!💥💫

04/11/2026

✨The is launched today!

Stigma and discrimination continue to deepen mental health challenges for young people, limiting access to care and worsening outcomes.

✨ The Report calls for more inclusive, youth-friendly mental health systems.
🌐 https://bit.ly/un-wyr2025

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04/11/2026

03/31/2026