We envision a world in which deep learning drives our collective well-being.

Violence against women and girls (VAWG) remains common at all levels of Liberian society. Impunity for perpetrators, limited resources and societal stigma surrounding domestic and intimate partner violence act as major roadblocks. Less than half of survivors and victims seek help, and even fewer receive justice. The civil war in Liberia ended 30 years ago, but its pervasive trauma has contributed to ongoing cycles of violence, especially against women and girls.

Village of Wisdom (VOW) in Durham, NC has been a champion of social-emotional learning (SEL) of Black students in the K-12 system since 2014. They leverage the cultural strengths of Black families and parents to collaboratively design and create culturally affirming learning environments (CALES), so that children of color are successful in the classroom.

For Bank at Etihad in Jordan, empowerment is everything. That is why they work with individuals, entrepreneurs, local and global businesses, and the next generation of female leaders, so they can succeed in the way they want to. It will always be their goal to help people shape their future.