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The Freedom Story prevents child trafficking and exploitation through culturally relevant programs for children in vulnerable circumstances. The organization promotes ethical storytelling and provides quality education and scholarships to children as well as vocational skills training to help families start small businesses in their community.
The Paideia Project introduces interactive learning kits to rural schools in Zambia to aid the learning and understanding of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in schools.
The Violence Intervention Project (VIP) supports young people who have been involved in or are at risk of violent behavior. Through one-on-one outreach and group sessions, as well as school workshops, sports activities, and camps, VIP helps youth to open up about their experiences, develop positive relationships, and end the cycle of violence in their communities.
Tierra Nueva promotes the expansion of alternative education opportunities for children and adolescents in rural areas in western Guatemala through a pilot program and training for public primary and secondary school teachers.
Topping Crue Foundation provides access to education for children from one of the poorest communities in Livinstone, Zambia using engaging play-based interventions to encourage attendance and improve outcomes.
TWEENS Project empowers young people at the Tongogara Refugee Camp to thrive academically and reach their full potential. The organization provides youth with access to resources including textbooks, computers, and study space; offers tutoring; and holds informational sessions to inform young people about educational opportunities including scholarships.
Founded in response to the loss of identity and uprooting from the land experienced by the Mayan community of Sanahcat, U Yich Lu'um focuses on recovering Mayan practices, knowledge, language, traditions, customs, and ways of life. Through activities such as community learning and defending human rights via gender, intercultural, intergenerational, and transdisciplinary approaches, the organization promotes holistic wellbeing for families in Sanahcat.
Ukrainian Womanity advocates for the rights and opportunities of women and children by providing trainings and informal education as well as support for children with disabilities. One of their training programs is peer-to-peer mine safety training.
Un Mundo is a community development organization that promotes the dignity, community, and self-sufficiency of people living in the protected watershed of the Cangrejal river through access to sustainable education, health, and livelihoods services.