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July Highlights
This month, we distributed clothing to our Malkia women and graduated scholars in Leadership Development and Entrepreneurship.
Join the Liberation is Here Launch Team
By joining the Liberation is Here Launch Team, you’ll play an integral role in promoting the book on your social media, writing a review on your retailer’s site, and sharing these powerful stories of hope and healing with your community.
Upholding Academic Excellence During a Pandemic
Freely in Hope believes that girls deserve equal access to education. However, COVID-19 has caused a rise in cases of sexual and domestic violence as socioeconomic disparities are widening, schools are still closed, and girls are forced to work and shelter in unsafe places.
June Highlights
This month, we started individualized tutoring, group therapy, and we attained textbooks for our high school scholars in Zambia!
June’s Hopeful News
Our team in Kenya conducted a career test where our high school scholars were able to align their education with their future aspirations! They have big dreams and we are excited to collaborate with them!
Empowering Survivors to End Sexual Violence
As a leader in social impact the change doesn’t come from you. The “social” in “social impact” at its core implies the ownership and involvement of the community.
Innovating in a Pandemic
Even though COVID-19 is new, the trauma it has caused is not; therefore we are able to learn from past experiences and use that as a way to propel us forward.
Storytelling as Empowerment
If we believe that inherent dignity is within every single human being, we won’t call them words that we wouldn’t want to be called, we wouldn’t tell their story in a way that we wouldn’t want our story told because we see them in a higher light.
Fighting for Wholeness
Wholeness looks like the art of kintsuge – broken pieces of pottery that are mended together with pure gold. This image reminds me to accept the way things are within myself, while also moving toward the woman I am becoming, for she can be both broken and whole at the same time.