This #InternationalWomensDay, meet Mtendere, a 13-year-old student in Malawi who dreams of becoming a teacher so she can help others learn to read and write. Girls like Mtendere face barriers that have nothing to do with ability and everything to do with circumstance. When girls

Next week, TLFC grant recipient @Prof_LGichuhi will speak at #HNPW2026 on the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus and Education panel, exploring how to turn this framework into meaningful action. A big thanks to @norrag and @INEEtweets for helping organize this important

In Ghana’s mining communities, many children face the difficult choice between school and unsafe work. Through our Reading Ghana Western Region program, CODE and partners are helping change that, reaching 12,500 students across 37 schools. This year, 296 teachers strengthened

On #InternationalMotherLanguageDay, we’re reminded that language is more than communication; it carries culture, strengthens community, and preserves identity across generations. This year’s theme reminds us that youth are not just learners but co-creators and designers of

During #IDW2026, our Board Member Brenda Okorogba shared a timely message: in today’s world, global development will be defined by effectiveness, not intentions. Real impact requires accountability, partnership, and evidence-driven action. Read more:

As #IDW2026 comes to a close, we’re reminded why CODE’s work matters, and why it matters now. In a world where cooperation and shared norms are under strain, what we build today in classrooms and communities shapes the stability, opportunity, and security of tomorrow. Canada has

This #IDW2026, we’re celebrating the impact of our GALI program in Liberia, where 82% of girls were promoted mid-year, putting them on track to reach an age-appropriate grade in just one school year. When girls are given the tools, support, and encouragement to catch up, they

During #IDW2026, we’re celebrating how education can advance the values Canada is known for, inclusion, equality, and dignity. By working with local partners to strengthen access to learning, especially for girls, CODE is helping communities thrive and creating lasting impact

Yesterday, our CEO, along with other industry leaders, participated in a thoughtful discussion with @GregFergus on Canada’s global engagement and the importance of investing in development and education. A special thanks to @cooperation_ca for organizing this meeting as part of

In Tanzania, national data shows that 61% of students aged 10–14 struggle to read a simple text. But in CODE-supported schools, 84% of Grade 3 students can read and comprehend grade-level material, a powerful shift. This #IDW2026, we celebrate what’s possible when educators are

This #IDW2026, we're celebrating the real impact of long-term investment in teacher support. In Sierra Leone, the percentage of Grade 2 teachers using best-practice strategies grew from 40% to 89% in just two years through our TLFC program. Behind this success is sustained

This #IDW2026, we’re highlighting how development cooperation is not only compassionate, it’s strategic. Through education-focused programs that strengthen local systems and improve opportunity, we’re helping build long-term resilience that benefits communities and contributes

This #IDW2026, we reflect on the power of international development to create real, lasting change in classrooms, communities, and futures. At CODE, we believe in solutions that are both principled and practical. When we invest in education, we’re investing in equity, stability,

On #InternationalDayOfEducation, we’re reminded that education is more than a right, it’s the foundation for possibility, progress, and equity. At CODE, we believe every child deserves the chance to learn, grow, and thrive. That belief shines through in the story of Thokozani, a

Big news from Liberia. After two years of collaborative effort, 12 new anthologies have been printed and distributed to students at 67 primary schools! Each 80-page book is packed with diverse, curriculum-aligned stories and paired with a teacher’s guide to support strong

Just before the holidays, 32,338 brand-new books were delivered to 40 primary schools and 4 teacher training colleges across Sierra Leone, and we couldn’t be prouder. A heartfelt thank-you to @UniforTheUnion and their Social Justice Fund for the generous support, helping mark

Happy New Year from all of us at CODE! Thank you for standing with us in the belief that every child deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive. Here’s to another year of impact, partnership, and possibility.

Special year-end match: Every gift DOUBLED ✨ Thanks to our matching gift partner, your donation goes 2X as far before midnight on December 31st. Help kids in countries like Malawi learn to read. Help us start 2026 strong! 🔗 https://t.co/8xrFtPAV0o

Our Annual Impact Report is here! From stronger classrooms to empowered teachers, this year has been filled with progress and partnership, all rooted in our belief that every child deserves the chance to learn. Read more: https://t.co/4PRN5q0mxS #AidWorks #LiteracyMatters

CODE's Top 25 Images of 2025 📸 As we reflect on this remarkable year, we wanted to share the moments that showcase the incredible impact we've achieved together. Thank you for your unwavering support! https://t.co/6R3s2JLPa5