By leveraging the power of education, we combat the generational impacts of war
In South Sudan, Mr. Joseph Angok Mayath, as our South Sudan Country Coordinator, steer the process of flooding South Sudan with a High Quantity of High-Quality schools. B2THEWORLD has signed partnerships with 3 schools in South Sudan, serving 800 students. In the initial stages of revamping St. Mary's Academic School, we have drilled a water borehole and trained teachers in B2THEWORLD's pillars of transformative education. Joseph will lead and work with an already-established Advisory Committee to steer B2THEWORLD' Vision and Mission in South Sudan.
We are partnering with Christian Transformers to start Africa International School (AIS) as our Anchor school in Cameroon. AIS will be pivotal in realizing our goal of flooding Cameroon with a High Quantity of High Quality (HQ/HQ) schools. Through teacher and head of school trainings in Cameroon, we are advancing the B2THEWORLD vision and mission in Cameroon.
A KICS education establishes and prepares young people to transform their community, their country and the world. For more of this transformation, Kigali International Community School (KICS) needs a campus that is equipped to serve this vision. The land has been purchased, the design is taking shape, and now it’s time to fund the new Learning Landscape and Centers of Excellence, which will allow KICS to have an extraordinary national and international impact. This is Our School, it belongs to all of us, and together we can make this vision a reality.
LEARN MOREWe believe the need is evident for an oppressed group of vulnerable children to have the opportunity to experience a transformative education that could break the cycle of bondage and with this education could come freedom. We currently serve 700 students through our partnership wit Friends of Charity Organization.
LEARN MOREThe Global Educators Gathering brings together educators and school leaders from around the world to learn, collaborate, and navigate challenges that they face related to education in countries recovering from war.
LEARN MOREWhile we often display pictures of and information about work we do around the world, but sometimes we serve in places where sharing information can put our workers and beneficiaries in danger. We refer to these places as Project Global countries.
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