Digging Deeper: Meet Esther in Uganda
Girls in crisis settings are 2.5 times more likely to be out of primary school and 90 percent more likely to be out of secondary school.
Girls in crisis settings are 2.5 times more likely to be out of primary school and 90 percent more likely to be out of secondary school.
Julia Tops was working at AKF Uganda as a Regional Partnerships Fellow, as part of AKFC’s International Youth Fellowship Program. When
This International Women’s Day, we celebrated changemakers who are driving social, economic, and political empowerment for women and girls.
by Victoria Dugdill, who is working as a Gender Equality Fellow in Kampala, Uganda. I had sometimes lamented the fact
In rural Uganda, a group of dedicated teachers are leveraging the power of the world’s most popular sport transform their school.
A wrench, a tire pump, a jug of motor oil. In northern Uganda, these are tools for women’s empowerment. In
“The first piece of advice I was given was ‘Respect the relationships and networks we have built.’” With a background
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