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Impact of Armed Conflict on Education in Ethiopia
The effects of war and conflict are exacting. They’re complex and can grind crucial national infrastructures to a screeching halt. Especially the damage it brings to education. Often school buildings and structures are reduced to rubble. Teachers flee to surrounding...
The Educational Landscape of Peru Today
Situated in South America, Peru is home to over 30 million people. The country is considerably young. Almost half the population is under the age of 30. Urbanization has caused nearly one-third of the entire population to live in its capital city of Lima, with 35...
“You Found Us at the Right Time”: Edify Adds 400 New Partner Schools in Rwanda, Recovery Fund Helps Keep Education Alive
A quick Google search will reveal that Rwanda has been recognized and heralded as a “success story in curbing COVID-19.” That they’ve enacted a “secret weapon of trust” to help stop the virus from spreading. Headlines spell out how the rest of the world would do well...
Edify’s First Internship Cohort: An Insider’s Reflection
This summer, Edify launched our first-ever Summer Internship cohort. Three talented students from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill joined our Marketing and Communications Team for an 8-week internship. They worked on projects like marketing strategies,...
How Liberia Sustains Student Discipleship: Training Young Leaders and Committees to Foster Growth
Sustainability is one of the pillars of Edify’s global mission. One of our targets is to help school proprietors run their schools as sustainable businesses by training them in best practices, bookkeeping, accounting practices, and more. Christian Transformation...
Digital Inclusion: How Edify is Helping Bridge the Gap in an Important Time
Digital inclusion is quickly becoming both a challenge and solution amid the Coronavirus pandemic and in the near future of post-pandemic recovery. In countries where Internet access still remains low and device access even lower, the obstacles begin farther back than...