Foundations for Education and Empowerment (F4EE)
F4EE aims to improve educational systems at the pre-primary and primary levels.
Education
The challenge: Worldwide, 600 million children and teenagers fail to reach basic levels of learning proficiency. Nearly half of them remain out of school. However, even those in school are not being prepared to succeed in or contribute to society. Among illiterate youth, nearly two out of three are girls – a fact that has remained largely unchanged for the last 20 years. These gaps in education translate to a world where people of all ages are left out of opportunity, and do not reach their full potential as adults.
Our solution: We strengthen education systems to equip girls and boys with the knowledge and skills to help them interact effectively with the world and contribute to a pluralist society. From preschool programs to advanced education for adults, our investments train teachers and administrators, and improve classrooms and schools, with a focus on dismantling the barriers to education for women and girls. We support policy and research to develop and scale affordable, innovative solutions that raise the quality and accessibility of public school systems for the most marginalized children worldwide.
- All
- Agriculture and Food Security
- Civil Society
- Climate Resilience
- COVID-19
- Early Childhood Development
- Education
- Engaging Canadians
- Gender Equality
- Health and Nutrition
- Work and Enterprise
From the first class: Meet Najmiya
Meet Najmiya, who graduated from the School of Arts and Sciences this year at the University of Central Asia.
The first class: Making history at the University of Central Asia
As we celebrate the class of 2021, we caught up with Shabana Manji, UCA’s Senior Manager of Student Affairs.
From the first class: Meet Muybalikhon
Meet Muybalikhon, who graduated from the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences this year from the University of Central Asia.
From the first class: Meet Murodali
Murodali graduated as part of the class of 2021 with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the University of Central Asia.
From the first class: Meet Jyldyz
Jyldyz graduated as part of the class of 2021 from the School of Communications and Media Studies at the University of Central Asia.
The Adolescent Girls’ Education in Crisis Initiative (AGENCI)
AGENCI is a project to empower adolescent girls and female youth pursuing an education in crisis-affected areas.
In A Heartbeat: Finding Her Voice
“We don’t need to prove that women are strong. Women are already strong. Our mission is to change the perception
In A Heartbeat: Reporting for Duty
“Since I was seven, that was my dream. To become a nurse. I had a grandfather who was also a
