Announcing 8th annual ALG Public Speaking Class!
We are excited to announce the eighth year of African Leadership Group’s Public Speaking Class. The 12-week program will begin on October 27th.
Help catch the arsonists who murdered the Diol family
It has been a month since arsonists murdered the Diol family, and despite hard work by law enforcement, there are no serious leads and have been no arrests. You can help!
Leadership Africa application deadline extended!
Apply now for this groundbreaking leadership program. There are just 25 slots available.
Senegal rated second best in world at COVID-19 management
While the United States languishes close to the bottom of the world's country in its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, the west African nation of Senegal is ranked second, behind only New Zealand in its management of the crisis.
As school resumes online, districts must reach out to communities
Covid-19 has disrupted student learning, and as adults it falls to us to minimize the negative impacts on our students and children.
Highlights from the Afrik Impact Educational Forum
Dr. Anne Keke offers her thoughts on the recent Afrik Impact Educational Forum.
Why school districts should consider forming ‘pandemic pods’
Over the past few weeks, you might have read about ‘pandemic pods,’ and wondered what they are, and what they could mean for you and your children.
Here is information on state grant, loan, and other COVID-19 assistance
This article contains a large amount of information about sttae and local business grants, loans and other CVID-19 resources available. These programs were mentioned during last week's Afrik Impact Business Summit.
A thorny question: If schools are essential, why are they closed?
If education is an essential function of our society, close behind the medical profession even during a pandemic, then why are so many public schools closed to in-person learning? That's the provocative question Mike Miles posed during a recent talk. Listen to it here.