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The fourth step in our WAGi Journey is “Walk in Other’s Shoes”. It aims to help kids understand the different stakeholders of a social problem so they can design solutions with them in mind. For instance, when trying to address a road-safety problem, we want them to realize that pedestrians, drivers, cyclists, and law enforcement may[…]
2016 CFK SUMMER GOALS CFK’s current focus is improving the Nima community with a holistic approach involving education, healthcare and business sectors. These take the form of project-based learning projects led by students and young professionals. This summer, we aim to identify the best ways to improve all three sectors in Nima, and then[…]
I discovered early in my college career at Washington and Lee University (W&L) that I was very passionate about ending poverty. However, I was initially concerned about how pursuing this passion might affect the amount of time I had for my academic work and research—my main priorities. On the one hand, I had spent the[…]
To me, WAGiLabs means granting kids agency to impact their lives and their communities for the better. By agency, I mean permission, ability and support. First, we are letting our kids know that they are not too young to try to change their world for the better. All they need to do is to pick[…]