Teacher Trainings Transform Case Handling in Schools Under the USEEP
By Douglas Asiimwe
Stories
From Violence to Peace: How USEEP Student Clubs Are Transforming Schools in Kiryandongo
By Asiimwe DouglasIn Kiryandongo District, home to over 60 tribes of Ugandan nationals and refugees, schools have long m...
From Subsistence to Sustainability: How Joseph Mawa is Cultivating Change in Imvepi Settlement
By Sylivestre Sabiiti
In an ef...
World Teachers’ Day: Celebrating teachers that shape communities, inspire learners, and build hope
hool, Mr. Pitta Wilson is a proof to resilience and growth. He began his career as a classroom teacher, later served as ...
Restoring Dignity Through Menstrual Hygiene Training in Refugee Settlements
By Yvonne Ayesigye
In refugee settlements, education does not end at the c...
Pedalling Towards Education: 200 Bicycles provided to Adjumani Learners.
This week, Windle International Uganda (WIU), in partnership with Buffalo Bicycles Uganda Limited, the implementing arm ...
From England to Kampala: A Young Intern’s Eye-Opening Journey with Sudanese Refugees
By Ben Bishop.
At 22, my university placement year took me from the quiet ...
From Nakivale Refugee Settlement to New Beginnings
My name is Honey Abdurahman, and I am an Ethiopian refugee who lived in Uganda for 16 years. My journey, from the early ...
From Young Mother to Determined Student
Ageno Rwot Brenda is a 19-year-old girl from South Sudan. She possesses the values of resilience and determination. Afte...
Finding Educational Success in Uganda
Nyamuch Riek, a 20-year-old from South Sudan, faced immense challenges when the COVID-19 pandemic hit in 2020, thus disr...