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You Can Make A Girl's Dreams Come True!
It is so affordable to send a girl in Togo to school. For only $20.00, you pay for a Togolese girl to attend middle school for an entire year. A high school scholarship is only $50.00.
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Pathways Scholar Conference Huge Success!!
During 16 sessions held over two days in Pagala, Togo, a diverse and talented group of middle and high school scholars had the opportunity to meet their peers and connect with local mentors.
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Bienvenue à Pathways Togo!
"So let us be clear up front: We hope to recruit you to join an incipient movement to emancipate women and fight global poverty by unlocking women's power as economic catalysts . . . It is a change that is already taking place, and change that can accelerate if you'll just open your heart and join in."
-Half the Sky, by Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn
Latest News
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Feb142012
Magatte Wade Works to Re-brand Africa
On January 11, 2012, as part of its Inside Africa series, CNN reported on Magatte Wade, a young entrepreneur working to improve Africa’s economy one sip at a time, “After turning a traditional Senegalese drink into a hit American product, Magatte Wade is now trying re-brand Africa itself.”
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Jan192012
Hilary Clinton Visits Togo
Hilary Clinton, as reported in Reuters on January 17, 2012, has made an historic trip to Togo and other West African nations in an attempt to “step up engagement with the region.” Mrs. Clinton congratulated Togo on its efforts to bring about more democratic reforms, noting that despite taking leadership after “violent 2005 elections,” following his father’s death, President Gnassingbe “was re-elected in a March 2010 poll that U.S. officials said showed some improvement.”
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Jan172012
Volunteer Jaimie Grant Writes About Girls Education in Togo
People & Planet, a United Kingdom network of student campaign groups created to help alleviate world poverty, defend human rights, and protect the environment has posted an article in their Grassroots Bloggers highlighting the role of Pathways Togo in supporting education for girls in Togo. The blog post by Jim Cranshaw directs readers’ attention to an article written by student Jaimie Grant regarding female education in Togo.