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ARTICLE 10/27/2026
Access to education in northern Kenya Literacy in Samburu County, access to secondary school in Kakuma, and delayed or interrupted schooling: the wider context behind our work, not a measure of our own results.
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ARTICLE 10/27/2026
Rwanda: the story of an invented division A visit to Rwanda and a history that is hard to forget: how the Belgian colonial administration turned a fluid social distinction into a rigid ethnic identity, and what followed in 1994.
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ARTICLE 10/20/2026
Who were the Kapenguria Six, and what became of them? On 20 October, Kenya marks Mashujaa Day, the day of heroes: an opportunity to tell the story of the Kapenguria Six, British colonialism and the fight for independence.
READ MORE ARTICLE 9/1/2026
Gladis: My Story The testimony of a student supported through our scholarship program in Maralal, Kenya: from a childhood marked by abandonment to a new family, and on to starting secondary school.
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ARTICLE 8/10/2026
Kakuma: what it means to be born in a refugee camp From South Sudan's 'Lost Boys' to over 300,000 people today: the story of the camp behind our bridge to schools in Samburu County, and why leaving it remains so hard.
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ARTICLE 7/10/2026
Lake Turkana and the Art of Listening A visit to an El Molo-Turkana community on the shores of Lake Turkana reminded us that solidarity does not begin with giving, but with listening.
READ MORE ARTICLE 6/10/2026
The Story Behind STORM From a first journey to Maralal to the birth of STORM Project: why we believe education should transform the possibilities of a life.
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