Better Future Foundation, Inc. - BFF

Reflection: A fundraising rally 'OPERATION SEAT UL" to donate 22,000 Armchairs for students of the University of Liberia (UL) was launched on November 7th, 2025 by the Voices of The Elders, Republic of Liberia (VOTE- R.L.), in collaboration with the Alumni Association of the University of Liberia & the UL Administration. Better Future Foundation BFF, Founder Augustine S. Arkoi, accompanied by students of the New Hope Academy, served as Master of Ceremony for the occasion.

Reflection on the 59th National Unification Day Celebration & Launch of the Unification Hero Awards, held on the Theme: "Reconciling Liberia for the 21st Century: Socio-eco'omic, Political & Development Challenges & Prospects of the October 10th, 2023 Presidential & Legislative Élections. EU Head of Délégation, Ambassador Laurent DELAHOUSSE delivered the Keynote Address.

Better Future Foundation (BFF), participated in the 2025National Conference on SRHR in Liberia. The SEXUAL REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH HEATH RIGHTS (SRHR) conference, which took place from October 8th - 10th, 2025 at the EJS Ministeral Complex in Monrovia was held on the theme: BREAKING THE BARRIERS, Promoting Access to SRHR forr All in Liberia.
BFF was represented by its CEO Augustine S. Arkoi.

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Liberia: UN Women Representative Applauds New Hope Academy’s Milestone Achievements - FrontPageAfrica Madam Comfort Lamptey, UN Women-Liberia Country Representative & Grade 12th Students of the 23rd Graduating Class of New Hope Academy, Monrovia Monrovia -The Country Representative of UN Women-Liberia, Madam Comfort Lamptey, has applauded the significant milestone academic achievements and co

NEC: CSOs/Media Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue on Electoral Boundary Delimitation (October 1 ~ 3, 2025)

At the official invitation of the National Elections Commission of Liberia (NEC), Better Future Foundation (BFF), represented by its CEO, Augustine S. Arkoi, participated in an intensive 3-Day Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue on Electoral Boundary Delimitation in Monrovia.

The dialogue, held with support through UNDP, from the European Union, UN Women, European Partnership for Democracy, Nederland Institute for Multiparty Democracy, Government of Sweden, among others, brought together a select group of Media & Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) elections stakeholders, including the Press Union of Liberia (PUL), Liberia Elections Observers Network (LEON, & the Elections Coordinating Committee (ECC), among others.

The dialogue, held at the Cape Hotel in Monrovia, was aimed at equipping relevant elections stakeholders with a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles, and key recommendations that guide electoral boundary Delimitation, rooted in democratic values, and essential to ensuring the fair political representation of all citizens.

The objective of the BRIDGE Workshop & Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue, according to BFF CEO, Rev. Arkoi, was to enhance the capacity of stakeholders in advancing a credible, inclusive, and technically sound boundary delimitation process that promotes electoral equity, strengthens public confidence, and upholds the core tenets of democratic governance.

In his intervention, Rev. Arkoi on behalf of the Better Future Foundation (BFF), emphasized that Liberia, being a post-Conflict Country with fragile peace and democracy, must employ all necessary mechanisms to ensure that electoral boundary review, and subsequent delimitation does not undermine or fragment the peaceful coexistence of local traditional populations and their cultural values and identities.
Rev. Arkoi, in his evaluation, characterized the NEC- CSOs/Media 3-day dialogue/Review on Liberia's Electoral Constituency Boundaries Delimitation, as quite educative; and revealing of the complexities and bottlenecks that are preventing the dispensation of good governance, peace and sustainable development in Liberia.

According to Rev. Arkoi, these complexities, including obsolete laws and ambiguities in the country constitution, cannot be fixed at elections eve, but requires a timely national referendum for constitutional review & amendments as the only guarantee for national security, peace and development.

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Liberia: Sirleaf, Lamptey & Others Call on Men to Be Allies for Women’s Leadership - FrontPageAfrica Monrovia– In a powerful call to action, the African Women Leaders Network (AWLN) Liberia Chapter is urging Liberian men to become active allies in championing women’s leadership. By Patience M. Jones At its first national dialogue on “Positive Masculinity: Changing Attitudes Toward