In Search of Language Justice: The Disconnect between Our “Englishified” Brains and Our Lived Experiences
It Is Never Too Late to Pivot: Meet Angela Rugara, A Former Health Worker Who Became a Poet at 67 Years of Age
Archaeological Site Along the Nile Opens a Window on the Nubian Civilization That Flourished in Ancient Sudan
Personality of the Week: Can We Treat Teachers Better? Chimamanda Anyagwa, A 12-Year-Old Novelist Thinks So
Personality of the Week: Chebet Lesan, The Woman Saving Forests and Improving Lives One Briquette at a Time
Personality of the Week: Diébédo Francis Kéré, The Inspiring Architect From Burkina Faso Who Lifted World’s Biggest Prize
“The Stories We Tell Ourselves Wield a Lot of Power”, Lucy Waruingi on Confronting Self Limiting Beliefs
“I Have Had to Learn to Speak Up, and Put In My Word Early”, Susan Waithaka on Securing a Seat at the Table
“If You Don’t Know Your Story, People Will Walk All Over You”, Sibongile Mavimbela on Speaking Truth to Power
“When You Face an Obstacle You Can Jump Over It, Go Around It or Break Through It”, Ruth Akagu on Self Determination
“I Used to Think That Vulnerability Was Something We Should Hide”, Tiana Andriamanana on Leading With Courage
“The Only Way We Have Hope Is if Every Single Person Changes Their Behaviour”, Melissa de Kock, on Building a Just World
“A Good Education Has Made All the Difference in My Life”, Dr. Faith Muniale on Making Informed Decisions
“When You Are Loved You Are at Peace and When You Are at Peace, You Are Loved”, Greta Francesca Iori on Showing up With Compassion
