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‘He is a pilot, she is cooking’: FAWE combats schoolbook gender bias

‘He is a pilot, she is cooking’: FAWE combats schoolbook gender bias

by | Nov 5, 2014 | Community Development, Education, FAWE, Female Empowerment, Kravis Prize

Educational materials in Kenyan classrooms still portray old stereotypes of “boys as heroes and girls as weak,” says the executive director of the Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE). “The current methods of teaching carry a lot of gender...
BRAC’s Abed: Bringing Bangladeshi Lessons to Yale

BRAC’s Abed: Bringing Bangladeshi Lessons to Yale

by | Oct 22, 2014 | BRAC, BRAC UK, BRAC USA, Fazle Abed, Kravis Prize

Once a program has been successfully implemented, the work isn’t over: It’s only just begun.  That was the message brought this fall by Sir Fazle Abed to New Haven, Connecticut, where he addressed a group of students in the Yale School of Management. One...
FAWE combats two M-words: mosquitoes and malaria

FAWE combats two M-words: mosquitoes and malaria

by | Oct 6, 2014 | FAWE, Female Empowerment, Health, Helen Keller International, Kravis Prize

Teenager Abigail Mortey has a clear vision: to manufacture a mosquito repellent aimed to control malaria in Ghana. The Forum for African Women Educationalist (FAWE), a non-governmental organization founded to support education for girls across Africa and a 2008...
More ‘bucks’ for Landesa

More ‘bucks’ for Landesa

by | Aug 29, 2014 | Civil Society, Community Development, Kravis Prize, Landesa, Poverty Reduction, Roy Prosterman

Say you find an old dollar bill in a pair of jeans … where does that dollar end up? Paying for your morning coffee? Carefully deposited in your bank account? What is the best way to invest a single dollar? Melissa Warnke, author of “Bang for Your Buck,” an article...
m2m’s mission in sync with recent Clinton remarks on AIDS prevention

m2m’s mission in sync with recent Clinton remarks on AIDS prevention

by | Jul 31, 2014 | Female Empowerment, Health, HIV transmission, Kravis Prize, m2m, mothers2mothers

For Former U.S. President Bill Clinton, the key to the successful future treatment and prevention of HIV and AIDS must focus on the most intimate human relationship of all. Mother and child. “We are trying to help countries eliminate mother-to-child...

Webinar Focuses on How Nonprofits Can Make Mission Matter

by | Jun 17, 2014 | Education, Entrepreneurship, Kravis Prize, Sakena Yacoobi

“Mission creep” is a pervasive and extremely debilitating problem that afflicts all too many nonprofit organizations. According to presenters Kim Starkey Jonker and William F. Meehan III, it is the No. 1 reason why nonprofits fail to achieve the impact for...
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2015 Endeavor

2014 Helen Keller International

2013 Right To Play

2012 INJAZ Al-Arab

2012 mothers2mothers

2011 Fundación Escuela Nueva

2010 Pratham

2009 Afghan Institute of Learning

2008 FAWE

2007 BRAC

2006 Landesa

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