A Smile Box of Photos from Christie’s 2013 Visit to APU
Here’s a of Photos from Christie’s trip.
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The Third Annual Women Helping Women Garden Party! JUNE 2 from 2 till 5, 1220 TRANSIT ROAD
June 2012 In the past two years, together we have raised close to $50,000 for Atsikana Pa Ulendo and we are hoping this year to raise enough money to start development on the Legacy Building. We have girls who have finished their secondary schooling who despite their excellent results continue to have few opportunities. Read more about The Third Annual Women Helping Women Garden Party! JUNE 2 from 2 till 5, 1220 TRANSIT ROAD[…]
Great news for APU graduate Maness
Maness has earned a full scholarship to attend a college in the USA. Maness is committed to becoming a change-maker in her home community in Malawi and wants to pursue a degree that will give her the knowledge and skills that will allow her to improve the lives of girls and women living in poverty. Read more about Great news for APU graduate Maness[…]
Global Responsibility and Global Citizenship presentations
Maness and Christie will be presenting two workshops at the Global Responsibility Young Leaders Conference to be held at St. Michaels University School (Senior Campus) on Friday, January 18th, 2013. The conference brochure can be found here: http://www.smus.ca/global CHRISTIE JOHNSON ‘Girls Education – The Ripple Effects’ Jane & Jack Matthew’s Room Christie knows first-hand the power of Read more about Global Responsibility and Global Citizenship presentations[…]
Brilliant Exam Results at APU Malawi
Christie has announced some wonderful news from APU Malawi: The results for both the Junior Certificate Exam (JCE) and Malawi School Certificate Exam (MSCE) have been published. Our teachers and students at APU are celebrating their amazing success. Although the results for the JCE were made available in September, the results for the MSCE were only Read more about Brilliant Exam Results at APU Malawi[…]
Disappointment for APU’s first graduating class, the class of 2011 … BUT THERE IS ALWAYS HOPE!
Tiyamike APU was hoping to have at least 10 graduates from our first graduating class, the class of 2011, receive government scholarships to the University of Malawi. Sadly, only 2 of our girls, Tiyamike Brave (left), and Bridget Guzani (below), were awarded scholarships. Bridget It has been a long journey for the girls whose hearts Read more about Disappointment for APU’s first graduating class, the class of 2011 … BUT THERE IS ALWAYS HOPE![…]
Amy’s Blog
Link to Amy Bronson’s Blog: Amy is the daughter of a Rotarian from the Lethbridge East Rotary Club. She is doing an internship with CIDA in Lilongwe and attended the APU graduation ceremony. She has written about her experience in her blog. The following are recent photos of the girls and the buildings/projects at APU Read more about Amy’s Blog[…]
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A service was held for Ken Haywood on June 30th. Ken’s ashes were spread at the base of a newly planted Baobob tree.
CIRCLE of WOMEN – Cerianne’s visit to APU
Cerianne Robertson of Harvard University ‘Circle Of Women’, visited APU in early June and wrote the following about her visit … I obviously had a fantastic time and learned so, so much. It became obvious to me that APU is not only providing an education for girls who may otherwise have little opportunity to attend Read more about CIRCLE of WOMEN – Cerianne’s visit to APU[…]
Circle of Women
Circle of Women , a group of undergraduate students from Harvard University, has successfully approved their proposal to partner with APU! This partnership includes the funding of Class Block #4, the fourth and final Class Block that was called for in the original project definition for APU Girls Secondary School. The estimated cost for Read more about Circle of Women[…]