Expanding the Dream By Siobhan Hoffman About Seeds of Africa On September 27th, Atti Worku was interviewed by ABC7NY about her mission to create world class schools and community centers in African communities. In the Here and Now...
Inspired by Off to Ethiopia By Campbell DeNatale About Seeds of Africa The most dangerous aspect of African poverty is that it is cyclical. Without an education, children’s opportunities for future success become extremely limited; however, children are...
Catch the Latest Interview with Atti Worku By Sara About Seeds of Africa Meeting with Atti Worku is always extremely inspiring to learn more about her achievements and goals within her foundation. While asking Atti questions regarding Seeds...
Young Women Leadership at Seeds of Africa By Meg About Seeds of Africa Across the world, 66 million girls are deprived the opportunity to attend school. There are 33 million fewer girls than boys in primary school, indicating that gender inequality...
Seeds of Africa Empowers Parents By Meg About Seeds of Africa Seeds of Africa operates not only as a center for education, but also for community development. While Seeds offers educational services for children, they also look for opportunities to assist...
During the summer of 2012, two cousins, Siobhan age 16 at the time and Sara age 17 traveled to Ethiopia. Throughout their courageous journey, the two young ladies decided to videotape important organizations they saw.
Seeds of Africa’s Visiting the World program brings volunteers with diverse cultural backgrounds and skills together with the children of Seeds. They welcomed their most recent volunteer, a special education teacher from New York, this past month.
A twelve year old girl describes why she is raising money for a school half way across the world and how the children of Seeds of Africa have impacted her own life. By making and selling bracelets, she is...
Philanthropic success and progress is not sending a big check to an undeveloped village a few times a year, it’s giving a child an opportunity to reach their full potential. We are in need of major systematic changes to...
wo thirds of African children are locked out of secondary school, making it one of the next great development challenges facing many of the world’s poorest countries. Although there has been growth, Sub-Saharan Africa, including Ethiopia, still has the...