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February 29, 2024
Sacramento’s Top 20 Latino Change Makers features educators, advocates and artists.
February 6, 2024
The graphic novel based on recordings of Homalco elders is being illustrated by three Indigenous artists.
January 27, 2024
Project features art from three Indigenous artists, stories from Homalco Elders
December 1, 2023
WFP and partners are supporting the West African country in mainstreaming kids with disabilities into the public school system
July 10, 2023
HEGINS — Tri-Valley School District science teacher Pamela Ulicny made her third trip to South Africa in June, this time assisting in a program that seeks to help women recovering
May 16, 2023
Australia and New Zealand’s fifth South African Film Festival is under way. Here’s our list of highlights available for online screening.
February 20, 2022
On Feb. 19, 2005, we were gathered in Abu Dhabi for the largest conference on e-learning at the time, Education Without Borders, held under the patronage of then Minister of Higher Education Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al-Nahyan and Dr. Tayeb Kamali, director of Abu Dhabi Men’s College and chairman of the Centre of Excellence for Applied Research and Training. Also participating
January 19, 2022
Sudan′s younger generation has already faced all manner of crises, from the conflicts and struggles of a country in the process of breaking apart, economic crises, to problems in health and education. It′s a generation that anticipates the worst and has no concept of peace. But idle? Hardly. By Abdul Salam al-Haj
October 26, 2021
Hoping to connect fellow native South Africans and share all things about the country with those who want to know more, two La Jolla residents are co-chairing the inaugural South African Film Festival USA, which will stream virtually beginning Thursday, Nov. 4.
March 15, 2021
10 years of conflict: how Theirworld has supported the rights of Syrian children to education Format A decade after civil war broke out, we highlight some of our reports, campaigning and projects with partners that have helped to keep the plight of refugee children in the spotlight. By 2013 - just two years after the Syria conflict erupted - hundreds of thousands of children had fled with their families to neighbouring countries. Very few of them were in school. The world was barely beginning t...