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Today is the first-ever International Day of Education. All young people, no matter their starting point in life, should have an equal chance to obtain a quality education and pursue their aspirations. Help us celebrate by sharing what education mean to you. #EducationDay

Thanks to the Mastercard Foundation for highlighting our successful expansion into #Ghana! We are incredibly proud of our work and model for artisan empowerment: mastercardfdn.org/indego-africa/…

Let me say I am so impressed with power we are seeing from the young girls at Women Deliver. The power and courage as they speak truth to power. I am so happy. This is refreshing. The GLORIOUS Wang ✨️ says action is what we need enough talk!! She stands and speaks her truth #WD2019

“When I think about marginalized communities I’m not just thinking about race, I’m thinking intergenerationally. Marginalization may exist within the same gender, there are multiple layers” - Tracy Keza #WD2019 #youngafricaworks

Join this fab 4 tmrw at 6:45 as they discuss how young people are breaking barriers and challenging stereotypes at work #WD2019 #VCC @iamishasesay Regina Honu alpha ngwenya and ruth medufia

It was great to hear the Mastercard Foundation speak about their work towards advancing gender equality around the world. We are very proud to be their partner! #WD2019

This is what it looked like in my mind... thank you Toronto for making me feel like a rockstar for a day!🥳🤷🏻‍♂️🏆

Seth curry

Class warfare at its ugliest: Boeing’s former CEO gets up to $58.5 million after 346 passengers died on his watch. Bloomberg - worth $54 billion - used prison labor on his campaign. The Walton family – worth over $200 billion - denied holiday pay to its $11 an hour workers.

“It’s men’s work.” That was the response Ruth Medufia heard when she told her father she wanted to train as a welder. She persisted. bit.ly/3cC2tLt For #IWD2020 we're sharing stories of the young women we work with who are breaking down gender barriers. #EachforEqual

#takeaway #toronto @ubereats@petitdejeuner191 instagram.com/p/B-CeNj8AMcZ/…

Wow. Amazing.

1. This is the Queen's Hotel. It once stood on Front Street in Toronto. During the American Civil War, it was filled with Confederate soldiers and spies — from there, they plotted to win the war & preserve slavery. Here's a thread about Torontonian support for the Confederacy.

On #WorldRefugeeDay, the Foundation’s Joseph Munyambanza draws on his own experience to argue that refugee youth are best-placed to solve the challenges facing long-term refugees -- including providing education, during #COVID19 & beyond. Read more: bit.ly/2AUzDrH

We're kicking off #Baobab2020 on Aug 21 with a Facebook Live session, Resilience: A Marathon Not a Sprint. Tune in for Reeta Roy & Eliud Kipchoge - EGH🇰🇪 to discuss their journeys, optimism & #resilience. Moderated by Indomitable Gogontlejang. More info here: -->bit.ly/3153Iiy

Join us for the premiere of the film, Lights Out, on October 15th at 8pm (GMT+3). Watch live on the Young Africa Works - Mastercard Foundation Facebook page. #LightsOutPremiere

On Day 3 of #Baobab2021, Maryana Iskander and marina gorbis @mgorbis .bsky.social unpacked how trends in digitization are reshaping the job market & the demand for skills. To unlock the possibilities of the future of work, young people must learn/relearn skills for the 21st century. bit.ly/3kJzOKV

“From a young age, I knew education was my only path to changing my community's perspective toward women. I wanted to prove everyone wrong, including my mother, who doubted my abilities.” - Ubah Ali #Scholars10