"Hello, all -- Today, I met a young man named Troy. Troy comes from New Orleans, where his family lived through the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. He couldn't read until he was twelve, and would regularly cut school because the other students would tease him. When he did attend, he'd shove desks, start fights -- anything to get him out of class. But then Troy saw his younger siblings start down a similar path. And he decided to make a change. He connected with his fifth-grade … [Read more...]
UNGEI, Africa – World Declaration on Education for All
August 5, 2011 by
World Declaration on Education for All Gender equality in education is a primary concern of the World Declaration on Education for All. Yet a significant number of girls who enter primary, secondary or higher education do not succeed in completing their studies. Many of them fail, are dismissed or drop out because of various problems they encounter. The educational environment in many African countries is simply not gender-responsive or gender-fair. This is just one of the … [Read more...]
Kellogg MBA Program – Women Take Action!
March 20, 2011 by
A Celebration of Women shares this opportunity with the Women of our World, for education is one Key that works in the career path of life, as a simple courtesy, to those women seeking a career boost! If You are seeking to advance in Your life, Take a peek! Unsubscrib BNET News & Special Offers BNET Business Library The Kellogg Executive MBA Program Designed for senior and mid-career executives, the Kellogg Executive MBA … [Read more...]
