Women, particularly African women, are disproportionately impacted by both food insecurity and climate change, but they can also take a leading role in addressing these problems locally and globally. KSP works to make this possible by giving mothers the knowledge to nourish themselves, their children, and their communities in a way that protects the environment they share.
Read MoreWith mentorship month coming to a close, now is the perfect time to highlight Vamos Afuera and YESS, two (KSP) programs that enable today’s Bay Area mentors to create the mentors of tomorrow.
Read MoreWhen Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg introduced Meta in 2021, he said that Meta “will let you share immersive experiences with other people even when you can’t be together.” Not being a techy person, I thought, “Another creepy, crazy universe that will lead to no much good.”
I’m Evelyne Keomian, Founder and Executive Director of the Karat School Project (KSP). At the KSP, our mission is to help break the cycle of poverty, all while alleviating urgent needs through education.
Read MoreThe Silicon Valley African Film Festival (SVAFF) is a culturally-packed, vibrant film festival with a vibe like no other. It displays Africa’s diversity, authenticity, and joie de vivre. It’s a platform for discovery and exploration for friends and fans of the African continent. I’ve participated in the festival for many, but this year, I got to attend as the protagonist of a featured documentary, Fear Not.
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