Remember the spark of hope you felt when Dr. Joyce Malombe’s words resonated at the national convenings in 2023? Her message was that each action we take at Regional Education Learning Initiative (RELI), every byte of data we harness, is…
By Dolorence Naswa Were The Uganda Society for Disabled Children is a 35-year-old NGO, operating in fourteen Ugandan districts, that is committed to recognising and equalising rights for children with disabilities and making it possible for children with disabilities to…
By Fundi Bots As the common adage goes, “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” RELI is like that friend that holds your hand so you can walk the furthest distance…
On 18th to 20th November 2020, RELI Uganda held its annual convening themed Advancing Learning for All in Challenging Times at Fairway Hotel Kampala.
The RELI Uganda Convening 2020 was the third in a series of Convenings organized by RELI Uganda but the first Uganda organized as an autonomous RELI Hub.
Binti Shupavu is an afterschool girls’ club program currently operating in government O-level schools in Arusha and Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. Championed for and implemented by Tanzanian NGO Girls Livelihood and Mentorship Initiative (GLAMI), Binti Shupavu is a training and mentoring program…
Keeping the conversations going among adolescents despite challenges caused by the COVID 19 Pandemic By Catherine Asego The school bell did not ring for the better part of 2020, thanks to the covid-19 pandemic. In Kenya, just like in other…
By Nancy Palmer and Stephanie Gasior As we approach this year’s Comparative and International Education Society conference, the team at Wellspring Philanthropic Fund took some time to reflect on what makes RELI’s participation so important and how the conference might…
By James Odongo The use of mother tongue as a language of instruction in schools continues to be embraced globally. Research shows that children learn to read better if they learn in their mother tongue. UNESCO reports that there are…
By Maurice Mutisya, APHRC Students learning under a tree Kenya guarantees free and compulsory basic education for all children. The 2010 constitution identifies it as a public good yet 60 years after independence access to quality education remains a pipe…
