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Gladys Boatemaa envisions a stronger, resilient Ghana by 2050 through educational reform that focuses on local needs and industries. She highlights the urgency of transforming the education system to empower youth with practical STEM skills, enabling them to process resources locally. Her initiative, “From Ore to Opportunity,” aims to unlock Ghana’s potential and foster innovation.
Generation1.ca held a collaborative session for the Dreams for Africa project, collecting participants’ stories and dreams. Each shared “One Dream for Africa,” which was documented and categorized by themes. These contributions are filed in the Dreams for Africa Anthology, reflecting the collective visions and dialogues of the participants.
Generation1.ca launches our very own AfroRise 2050 Fellowship aimed at elevating African-origin immigrant voices in North America. This initiative addresses the growing influence of African immigrants while striving for better representation and inclusion. Through storytelling and community engagement, Generation1.ca’s AfroRise 2050 Chapter forges a first in seeking to create impactful narratives and foster powerful connections across Africa’s diasporic communities by 2050.
The Africa wave of the Global Industry Skills Study is Live. If you are a data, analytics and insights industry employer based in Africa, this survey is for you.
What questions can you expect to get at a typical interview in a research tech firm (giant) these days? Babatunde Afolayan shares his work experiences and insights through this mock interview.
