YALI RLC EA Alumni Hub

YALI Regional Leadership Center East Africa and Dow, a materials science company, have partnered to invest in young African leaders who will engage and advance sustainability and circular economy both for personal, business opportunity and advancing the engagement within their communities, country and continent. The 4-week residential program will engage in leadership training in the Sustainability and Circular economy sector focusing on individual and team leadership skills, innovation and communication. The program's emphasis is on interactive and experiential learning, which fosters each participant’s ability to contribute both individually, and in teams. Kindly visit our website www.yalieastafrica.org to get more details and to apply. Deadline: January 20, 2020



USAID East Africa YALI Regional Leadership Center East Africa - Alumni Chapter of Sudan YALI Regional Leadership Center East Africa- Alumni Chapter of KenyaYALI RLC East Africa Alumni Chapter of Tanzania YALI Regional Leadership Center East Africa Alumni Chapter of Somalia YALI RLC EA Alumni chapter of Burundi

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Good morning Eagles!

As we move forward with integration of the 3 YALI Program components in Kenya, namely alumni of the Mandela Washington Fellowship and the Regional Leadership Centre East Africa (RLCEA), as well as members of the YALI Network-Kenya, we have set up a Telegram Channel to help us with timely and seamless communication with all members and stakeholders.

This will include placement of alumni and Network members in County chapters; sharing updates and reports on Chapter activities, initiatives and events; showcasing the work of alumni and Network members across the country; and coordinating meet-ups at the national and county levels, among others.

Please follow this link to join the group: https://bit.ly/2LzFlkQ

Karibuni, and let's keep the going!

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With some of Uganda's youngest social entreprenuers and human rights activists like Essie Najjiko, Victor Ochieng. For example, Essie started charity work at age 14 distributing free sanitary towels to impoverished girls and women in schools in Gomba district