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Since 2013, OneAfricanChild has supported over 12,000 children in hard-to-reach communities like Gaa Alaanu with experiential programs to improve children’s access to learning. As we celebrate our 7th anniversary, we are taking a bold step in establishing our first creative learning centre to give better opportunities to disadvantaged children in Gaa-Alaanu, Kwara state and across Nigeria.
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AN EXPERIENTIAL DIGITAL TRAINING AT TARKWA BAY ISLAND
An Experiential Digital Training at Tarkwa Bay Island Learning can be really enjoyable, meaningful and productive. This fact was made realizable for the children of the Tarkwa Bay Island in Lagos, Nigeria as a group of volunteers from the OneAfricanChild Foundation...
Second Pan African Youth Forum: Reaching 1 Million Youth by 2021
Second Pan African Youth Forum: Reaching 1 Million Youth by 2021“Young people need more training, more awareness raising, more wisdom, and more opportunities. Nobody can speak for the youth, what they need to articulate for themselves. It is extraordinary that youth...
2019 ECOSOC Youth Forum
2019 ECOSOC Youth ForumA cross section of participants at the breakout session where Victoria Ibiwoye, Executive Director of OneAfricanChild Foundation for Creative Learning (2nd from the left) was the moderator.On the 8th - 9th of April, 2019, the President of the...
Simple Ways to Advocate Quality Education Without Joining an NGO by Aanuoluwapo
Simple Ways to Advocate Quality Education Without Joining an NGO by Aanuoluwapo Olajide Education is a basic human right for everyone in life. For it to perform its duty in ensuring peace, eradicating poverty and ensuring sustainable development, it must be of...
Beautiful Mind by Silas Ishie
Beautiful Mind by Silas Ishie The greatest gift to mankind is our imagination. You can be in any part of the world with the gift of imagination. You can paint beautiful pictures with the gift of imagination. You can create the unseen with the gift of imagination. It’s...
Promoting Digital Literacy with Learning Equality
Promoting Digital Literacy with Learning Equality We are thrilled to announce that OneAfricanChild Foundation is a recipient of the Learning Equality Kolibri Hardware Grant! With the grant, we will empower local teachers and students with digital literacy skills to...
Strengthening Teacher Development in Africa with UNESCO IICBA
Strengthening Teacher Development in Africa with UNESCO IICBAA cross section of participants at the event: Constant Odounfa (2nd from the left) and Oyindamola Oseni (2nd from the right) Two of OneAfricanChild Foundation’s brightest minds participated in the training...
Celebrating International Day of Sports for Development and Peace
Celebrating International Day of Sports for Development and Peace OneAfricanChild Foundation for Creative Learning engaging youth in Ilorin in Sports. Sports is a tool of unification, solidarity and peacebuilding; it creates a level playing ground for members of the...
OAC CELEBRATES THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF EDUCATION
OAC Lagos celebrates the United Nations International Day of Education on January 24, 2019 with an impactful outreach to a secondary school in Lagos.
OAC Lagos Holds Media and Information Literacy Workshop at Standard High Mark School
OAC LAGOS HOLDS MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY WORKSHOP AT STANDARD HIGH MARK SCHOOL Introduction On the 1st of November, 2018, OneAfricanchild Foundation for Creative Learning visited Standard High Mark School in Lagos Nigeria to teach the students on Media and...
Education 2030 From a Youth Lens by Victoria Ibiwoye
Education 2030 From a Youth Lens by Victoria Ibiwoye Executive Director of OneAfricanChild Foundation for Creative Learning, Victoria Ibiwoye. There is a ray of hope as countries strive to achieve the historic agenda 2030 on sustainable development, one of the most...
THE RELEVANCE OF EDUCATION IN A MIXED UP WORLD by Roland Aiwone
The Relevance of Education in a Mixed-Up World by Roland Aiwone Education can make all the difference. One of the greatest icons ever produced by the black continent, Nelson Mandela once said: “Education is the greatest tool by which we can change the world.” This is...
We currently have a physical presence in Nigeria, Kenya and Benin Republic. We are a group of energetic and passionate youths championing the cause of positive change in our local communities.