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09 Sep 21

Global Education Summit: School Leaders and Quality Teaching

Written by Dr Karen Edge and Deborah Kimathi The UK and Kenya governments recently came together to host the Global Education Summit. Civil Society actors from around the globe, including Dignitas, hosted a series of conversations on education as side events to the main forum. Our event was focused on ‘School…

02 Jun 21

Shaping Systems: Shaping the Future

A significant part of our growth journey at Dignitas has been figuring out what scale looks like. Scale in many other industries and sectors is represented by increases in sales, and growth in numbers, but scaling impact in the non-profit world is quite a different concept. This concept is captured…

01 Jun 21

Pushing Boundaries: Learning Never Stops

Written by Celestine Atieno, Learning and Evaluation Officer In the just-concluded Dignitas Leadership Academies, the team made use of real-time data in powerful ways. Real-time data, shared in daily briefings by our Learning and Evaluation team was used to ensure the effectiveness of activities, securing impact for learners who need it…

01 Jun 21

Pushing Boundaries: Scaling New Heights!

In 2017, Dignitas was partnering with just 21 schools, with an ambitious goal of reaching 300,000 children by 2022. As I joined the team towards the end of that year, it was clear that we would struggle to reach our goal if we stuck at the same pace. We immediately…

28 Aug 20

Making Progress for Children in Crisis: 10,773 Children Impacted!

School Leaders are pillars of our communities, not just leading schools, but community leaders in their own right. Since school closed in March 2020, Dignitas has been working to equip, empower and support our School Leaders as new Leaders of Learning for this current global crisis. Equipping and supporting school…

25 Aug 20

School Leadership in a Time of Crisis

If we’ve ever doubted the place of great leadership, the current global crises, including the COVID-19 pandemic have demonstrated its importance. This is no different for educational institutions. Whether school based or not, the need for educational leadership has been a painful lack for many across the world. As schools…