Dispatch from the field: Cycling for peace & prosperity
Emilie Chiasson is a Social Science and Behaviourial Change Fellow in Kampala, Uganda, supporting the Aga Khan Foundation’s education projects
Emilie Chiasson is a Social Science and Behaviourial Change Fellow in Kampala, Uganda, supporting the Aga Khan Foundation’s education projects
Uganda has one of the youngest and most rapidly growing populations in the world – Uganda has a 3.7% population
Since 1989, more than 500 young Canadians have participated in AKFC’s International Youth Fellowship, a program that has launched diverse
An illustration of how Canadian investments in education are making a world of difference for young women and girls.
“My hope would be that gender equality becomes so part of everybody’s DNA that integrating gender and using a gender lens will be a part of everyone.”
We sat down with four gender advisors from across the AKDN to talk about their work and learn about development from their perspectives.
My ultimate hope for the future is that we can transform the way we think, change our mindset around women, around girls, around gender issues.
We helped governments create resources and toolkits to help students continue learning beyond the classroom.
F4EE aims to improve educational systems at the pre-primary and primary levels.