A welfare group has called on the government to ensure children’s right to education is protected during the lockdown. The group also called for increased investment in the education sector to further ensure education was accessible to all. Save the Children Philippines has called on government, local government units (LGU) and the Department of Education […]
Inspiring communities begin to spring up to foster learning for STEM girls in their latent and creative capabilities in spite of the alarming increase of the gender workforce gap. Within the science and engineering (S&E) labor force, it used to be so tough for women to break into the field because of the lack of […]
Back in 2015, world leaders made an agreement that all girls and boys will be provided with free education in primary up to secondary by 2030. However, the cause of the downhill trend is the lack of funds according to Unesco’s report. An estimated number of one in every six children will not be able […]
Simon Vanderpool is a special education teacher from Kentucky. He started the “Books and Barbers” program to help instill a love for reading in children during the summer holidays. Under this program, he stocks the barbershop in Lexington with books that are donated to his program. When the children come in for a haircut, they […]
Allie Vu is a Ferris graduate who received an award with $2500 scholarship by members of Philanthropic Educational Organization Chapter C.Q. Vu turned out to be one of the exceptional seniors from Washington to receive STAR scholarship from the organization that counts more years than the state itself. We are also celebrating the 150th anniversary […]
