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Student Group at Hobart and William Smith Colleges Joins Pathways Togo's Efforts
Pathways Togo is so proud to have the support of the Hobart and William Smith Colleges' Caribbean Student Association (CSA).
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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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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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May102012
Africa's Two Female Presidents Join Together to Help Women
In an article published in IPS News on May 9, 2012, Travis Lupick reports that Africa’s two female presidents have joined forces to improve the conditions for women across the African continent. On April 29th in Monrovia, two years into what the African Union (AU) has declared the "Women’s Decade", Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Malawian President Joyce Banda pledged to work together to “empower women.”
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Apr132012
A Water Partnership Between Ghana and Togo
In an article published April 12, 2012, on GhanaWeb it is reported that Ghana and Togo have signed an agreement, moving forward plans to coordinate a water implementation program. This is the "Sogakope-Lome Trans-Boundary Water Supply project which dates back to the 1970s."
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Apr22012
Take Our Daughters to Work Program Expands in Togo
Since the late 1990s, Peace Corps Volunteers and their Togolese colleagues have been organizing Take Our Daughters to Work (TODTW) activities in Togo to empower middle and high school girls to continue their education and become leaders in their communities. 2011 marked the first year that TODTW activities were organized in all of Togo’s 5 regions—160 girls from 64 villages took part in 7 camps, which were carried out between March and August of 2011.