Rowlands Kaotcha, our Chief of Programs, took the stage at the #AbilitySummit earlier this month with our partners at @MSFTEnable. Together, we are amplifying access to online resources for women, including those with disabilities, globally.
#Inclusion#Accessibility
Meet Fati, a resilient #entrepreneur from Boulkon, Burkina Faso. Through our financial literacy workshops, she has learned business strategies and techniques to reach more customers. Fati's determination knows no bounds. Learn more: https://t.co/dAEUYJpCxZ #EmpoweredWomen
Child marriage shouldn't define a girl's future. In Bangladesh, we're breaking barriers through education and advocacy. Hear how girls are standing up against forced marriage and chasing their dreams. Visit https://t.co/dAEUYJpCxZ to learn more. #EndChildMarriage#EmpoweredGirls
Through sustainable harvesting practices, farmers like Rachel are not just cultivating cocoa but also nurturing livelihoods and preserving ecosystems. Learn more by visiting: https://t.co/dAEUYJpCxZ #SustainableFarming#CommunityImpact#THP
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While we are discussing Dr. MLK Jr's pillars of non-violence, I feel compelled to share an article about my research paper topic on Video Games and their effect on real-world violence. Please check it out!
https://t.co/IAht5gp9lD
Last night, some peers and I got together and decorated our polos for Friday! This is such a sweet tradition that I am so grateful to be able to participate in! Leaving Sacred Heart is going to be so hard! #Sisters4Ever#EndOfAnEra
Last night, some peers and I got together and decorated our polos for Friday! This is such a sweet tradition that I am so grateful to be able to participate in! Leaving Sacred Heart is going to be so hard! #Sisters4Ever#EndOfAnEra
#sensemchat what resonates the most from his letter is how his peers from the church who he thought supported him began to publicly disagreed and shamed him for his commitment to civil rights. In our would today people are constantly judging others for what they believe is right