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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
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The Strength of Afi
Danielle Naugle, our newest Pathways Togo board member and Returned Peace Corps Volunteer, shares an example of how a scholarship from Pathways Togo helps empower Togolese girls.
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The Difference Pathways Has Made In My Life
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Pathways Celebrates Its 2012-13 Scholars!
Meet Our Scholars!
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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.
Latest News
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May102013
African Ministers of Women and Gender Affairs Conference
On May 9, 2013, the African Ministers of Women and Gender Affairs will start a week-long conference in Addis Ababa, with the goal to “adopt new strategies to enhance the economic capacity of women through gender budgeting,” according to The Premium Times online. The Directorate of Information and Communication of the African Union(AU), Commission stated the conference will be attended by the Ministers of Gender and Women's Affairs, their experts, and other invited participants from within and outside Africa.
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Apr102013
Women In The World Summit 2013
On Thursday, April 4, the Fourth Annual Women in the World Summit convened in New York City. The focus of this year’s conference was the state of women’s rights around the world. The event highlighted narratives of pioneers who fight for the rights of women and girls whether they are working as grassroots activists or government officials and CEOs. The conference was co-hosted by Melanne Verveer, the first U.S. ambassador for global women’s issues.
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Mar72013
Dada: The Future of Togo
Tamara Mack, our Togo-based Senior Program Coordinator, describes the powerful example of a Togolese pottery artisan named Dada, who uses her education to improve the economic outlook for the women in her community.