Our PC, Tarlee is featured on the latest ep of the Institute of Basic Technology podcast (available on podcast streaming platforms) He talks accessible education in Liberia, his new book (3 Facets of Effective Classroom Management), #williettesafehouse, and much more!

It’s convenient for development initiatives to limit their reach to Monrovia because of variant some-what valid reasons, but we can’t continue to leave behind rural Liberians. It impedes our collective hope and mission for change. Everyone deserves a chance.

Everyone has the capacity to learn but require the opportunity to do so We’ve been able to see how transformative extending our programs beyond Monrovia can be for marginalized persons; especially within the community we serve #williettesafehouse #emancipatefellowshipprogram2022

Congratulations to our own project manager, Tarlee on the completion of his upcoming first publication : 3 Facets of Effective Classroom Management (Planning, Procedure, and Routine Management) The book will be available on Amazon for release this October

We spent a few days in Bomi late last month to execute training sessions with our fellows and certify the older cohort who completed their courses #williettesafehouse #emancipatefellowshipprogram2022

Happy Africa Day! #AfricaDay2022 #williettesafehouse

“If a child can’t learn the way we teach, maybe we should teach the way they learn.” — Ignacio Nacho Estrada #williettesafehouse

´If we are to achieve a richer culture, we must weave one in which each diverse human gift will find a fitting place.” - Margaret Meade #williettesafehouse

We’ve been intentional in training our tutors to purposefully cater to the learning needs of each pupil; a methodology that unfortunately, isn’t common in schools around Liberia. Let’s change the learning disparity towards the disabled community. #williettesafehouse

While still observing World Autism Month, we will be sharing some facts for awareness and how you can support someone with autism. Keep a look out for posts all week. #autismawareness #williettesafehouse #autismspeaks

World Autism Awareness Day To make a difference, you can visit @autismspeaks website all month to take the pledge to create a world where all people with autism can reach their full potential by increasing understanding & acceptance #williettesafehouse #autismawareness #waad2022

#williettesafehouse #emancipatefellowshipprogram2022

A class day is never complete without the dynamic duo of a facilitator and a sign language interpreter. We are thankful to these skilled professionals who make it possible to bridge the communication gap with our serviced communities. #williettesafehouse

Back on course is our tutoring program for grade school students. We held the orientation with parents and students last week to acquaint everyone and ensure that we will be serving the specific learning needs of these pupils. #williettesafehouse

He’s a member of the Liberian Albino Society, who completed our fellowship program in 2020, and was hired thereafter as a teacher’s aid in 2021. This is the first time an individual from the Albino Society has worked with a beauty brand like Glow Salon in Liberia

Our friends @glowliberia recently contacted us for a male model to include in their latest beauty campaign, and Stephen was able to be part of his first modeling gig.

Our hairdressing course has been an exciting addition to the program for the fellows. This learning & self care combo is a proven boost of confidence and fun way to engage even the most timid of the fellows. #williettesafehouse #emancipatefellowshipprogram2022

Our Operations coordinator, Julateh, who is also a specialized Microdata analyst, hosted a training session last wk on ‘Intro to Data Science’ It’s always empowering to have young Liberians, reach out to impact & empower their peers. Liberia’s development is our responsibility

We’ve added a public speaking course to our #emancipatefellowship program, for the hearing impaired fellows Building confidence in self-expression, regardless of what language is a big step towards preparedness for equal opportunities for these brilliant young people

“A child is only as disabled as their environment and the beliefs of the people around them." - Bala Pillai DPT, PCS