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Change Agent Network Executive Director Eric Wowoh has been officially suspended by the Board of Change Agent Network, USA, pending an independent investigation into sexual abuse and exploitation at Heart of Grace High School and Alexandria A. Andrew Academy.

Abel Dennis, Isaac Bletie and Pastor Koffi Mensa has also been dismissed following evidence of Sexual Abuse and Exploitation at AAA.

Students Against Corruption fight till death ✅

🇱🇷 Must rise and we're glad having Students Against Corruption fighting Malpractices and Sexual Exploitation in Liberia...

Eve's Grace Scholastic Innovation

We are committed to providing more opportunities to young people in Liberia through our Educational Sponsorship to undeserved children and youth in Liberia.

Since our establishment in 2018, we have provided sponsorship to over 180 children and youth and still providing sponsorship to children and youth in Montserrado and B**g Counties respectively.

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Supporting Girls Through Education

“The Girl's Talk Program” is focused on educating girls into the future and focusses on increasing opportunities for educational, social, creative, mental and physical health and wellbeing for girls.

On behalf of Voice of Education, we sent out our condolences to you Hon. Jeremiah Sokan for the lost of your Dad.

May Almighty God grant him an Heavenly space.

Take Heart

A quizzing test match between Bishop Juwle High school and Faith International High School, currently at the Bishop Juwle auditorium.

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MINISTER OF EDUCATION SIGNS FLEET CONTRACT FUNDED BY THE WORLD BANK FOR DISTRIBUTION OF HEALTH KIT NATIONWIDE

(Monrovia, Liberia – February 5, 2021) – The Minister of Education, Professor Ansu D. Sonii, Sr. today signed contracts with multiple Liberian vendors for the provision of fleet (Trucks and Pick-ups) geared towards facilitating the distribution of Handwashing Stations and other Health Kits to various Public and Private schools across the country. Through the support from the World Bank Improving Results In Secondary Education (IRISE) project, the Ministry will shortly extend the distribution process beyond Montserrado county into other parts of the country.

Speaking at the signing ceremony, the Honorable Minister of Education indicated that this is just part of the overall support needed to transport the equipment to schools in all parts of the country. He mentioned that the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) is also supporting the provision of rental vehicles which is currently been procured by the UNICEF. He closed by urging the service providers to work expeditiously to ensure that the needed outcome is achieved.

Meanwhile, the distribution of Handwashing stations and Health kits for Montserrado county is currently ongoing and as such the Ministry of Education is urging the cooperation of school administrators and as well calling on all education stakeholders and secretariats to preserve these Handwash stations and health kits for the safety of the many schools going children of Liberia during a time we all hope and strives to prevent the further spread of COVID-19 in Liberia.

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Are you ready for the pending Quizzing Competition In Zwedru City Grand Gedeh County?

February 20-2021

Bishop Juwle High school Press Club
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Youth For Change Inc. Nationwide county Tour will officially begin next week to the 15 counties of Liberia to train the over 360 participating schools Debaters and school Adm. to the Liberia National Debate Championship format adopted and owned from the World Schools Debate Championship, conduct massive COVID-19 awareness about the New Normal ahead of the commencement of this year Debate Championship, and to certificate Youth for Change Inc. existing structure in the 15 counties of Liberia.

At YOC, we are fully aware that Monrovia is not Liberia. Hence next week, we will be hitting the road.

Truth be told, we are about to get inspired again. The student that we see walk by the roadside from schools, the mothers we see coming from fetching woods from farms, and the fathers we see go hunting while riding bikes across the county, all inspire us to innovate more. Do you want to know where we get our inspiration from??? Well... This is where.

IMPACT knows no comfort zone!!

Tour supported by IRC.