Responding to the COVID-19 pandemic: A RELI experience
In the wake of this pandemic, the Regional Education Learning Initiative (RELI) network is keen to maintain its focus on improving learning outcomes f…
My reflections on the 2020 RELI Country Convening and 11 best practices for successful virtual conferences.
By Ng’ang’a Kibandi – RELI Kenya Country Lead. What to say? If you are married or have been involved in organising a wedding, then you will be able to relate to…
An insight to policy tracking systems in Kenya
By Lucy Maina and Caroline Thiong’o “Nobody has succeeded in influencing the policy!” someone blurted out during a recent Regional Education Learning Initiative get-together. It…
Ugandans seize the moment: Embedding life skills in the Ugandan curriculum
By Mauro Giacomazzi, Nabbuye Hawah, and Swetha Sridharan RELI Uganda’s values and life skills (VaLi) thematic group has been contributing their expertise the reform of…
Revitalising Life Skills Education in Tanzania: A strategic way forward
By VaLi TZ Tanzania has an excellent approach to life skills education that has been tested and created at all levels of its delivery, yet…
Webinars for take-off: Inside VaLi Kenya’s revitalized learning agenda!
By Sam Otieno Working three East African countries RELI Africa’s Values and Life Skills (VaLi) thematic group had the great fortune of having gotten used…
Welcome ALiVE – RELI’s Firstborn Initiative
By John Mugo In May 2020, RELI’s Values and Life Skills (VaLi) regional thematic cluster will unveil its collaborative initiative – Assessment of Life Skills…
Looming Darkness Over The Fate Of Bright And Needy Students In Kenya
By Catherine Asego “I know it is not the only way to solve this problem, but it is the best option for me to take,”…
Reflections From The Communications Strategy Meetings
By Catherine Asego “This will be a hard stop as I have to be on my way to the airport by exactly 4:30 Pm and…
Let Kids Be Kids
It is 4.30am, in the new upcoming suburb of Najeera. The school van driver is menacingly hooting at the gate of Mr. & Mrs. Ssenfuma, interrupting …