Happy #InternationalYouthDay! Today we are celebrating the young people we work with.

Meet our former intern Fionah.

In this interview she shares her experiences on a scholarship @alueducation and the impact #COVID19 is having on students in Rwanda. https://essa-africa.org/node/1061 
Our research lead @_Gen_Sam spoke to students in Ghana about #COVID19.

“My parents see the lock down as an opportunity to get me and my siblings to support the family business, instead of joining remote classes."

#InternationalYouthDay https://essa-africa.org/node/1036 
Meet @dean_seppy, our intern on our scholarship impact programme:

"My definition of a bright future is one where I empower women to access education and where we don't have to leave sub-Saharan Africa to get quality education."

#InternationalYouthDay https://essa-africa.org/node/956 
We are also celebrating young leaders like Aishwarya; a PhD student, lecturer and inspiring student mentor.

"Being able to have a higher education degree is a privilege in many countries. This should not be the case."

#InternationalYouthDay https://essa-africa.org/node/911 
Our final celebration for #InternationalYouthDay is our former intern Ishmael.

"My dream is to see an Africa full of budding talents and exuberant youth who will engage in socially beneficial initiatives themselves." https://essa-africa.org/node/801 
Did you know that since start up, 33 students from across sub-Saharan Africa have worked with us on our paid internship programme?

We hope you enjoyed meeting some of them in this thread.

Happy #InternationalYouthDay!
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