Diaspora-Engaged Empowerment

Provides support and resources to Cameroonian women living outside Cameroon to strengthen their social, economic, and cultural engagement.

Provides support and initiatives aimed at advancing the economic well-being of individuals from the Noakhali area of Bangladesh who reside in the United States.

Supports projects that improve education in Africa, with a focus on promoting literacy, culture, and religious tolerance among the African Diaspora.

Organized thousands of Christian and Muslim women in nonviolent protests, daily sit-ins, and demonstrations, contributing to historic interventions in peace talks. Supports women's rights and leadership development across Liberia and West Africa.

Organizes public conversations, such as the event featuring Leymah Gbowee and Gloria Steinem at 92nd Street Y in New York City, and uses public radio programming in Liberia to expand discourse on women's roles in the public sphere and improve their participation in private and public decision-making.

Is constructing a technical high school for girls in Monrovia, Liberia, and operates Sisters Place in Bong County, which provides training, education, economic empowerment activities, and trauma-informed support for adolescent girls. The soft opening of Sisters Place was attended by over 200 people.

Provides mentorship, leadership training, and annual retreats for scholarship recipients and young leaders. Trains youth as peace advocates, peer educators on health and human rights, and community leaders. Creates pathways for leadership and community engagement, particularly for girls and marginalized youth in Liberia.

Places students in professional internship opportunities, such as a three-month placement at 14 Military Hospital in Margibi County, Liberia, and funds all-expense-paid trips for scholars to attend international leadership programs like the Satyarthi Summer School for Global Compassion in India.

Supported Global Citizen's "No Child on the Sidelines" campaign by joining as a signatory and public advocate, promoting inclusive opportunities for marginalized youth on the global stage.

Offers scholarships, pays tuition, covers school materials, and provides stipends to academically excellent youth in Liberia facing financial barriers, enabling them to complete secondary and higher education. Includes support for students to attend institutions of their choice and pursue degrees such as in Physician Assistance and Peace and Development Studies.

Provides direct financial and logistical support for youth in crisis, including covering medical bills, transportation, rent, surgery costs, and basic needs. Examples include supporting a youth with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia and enabling a student to regain mobility after surgery.

Focuses on expanding access to education for women as part of its core mission and programming.

Offers Arabic language classes on Saturdays to support educational and cultural engagement.

Offers citizenship classes to assist individuals in preparing for U.S. naturalization.

Provides information about early intervention services to support child development and family needs.

Provides English as a Second Language (ESL) instruction to support language acquisition and integration.

Connects and supports American and Moroccan women globally as contributors to societal growth and development through sustained engagement and collaboration.

Provides information and support regarding health insurance options for individuals and families.