Building Tomorrow partners with Notre Dame to improve education in rural Uganda through community-powered learning. Their innovative approach engages local changemakers, achieving 80% improvement in literacy and numeracy for enrolled students in 2024.
A new program through the University of Notre Dame’s Poverty Initiative connects students to active research projects designed to alleviate global poverty through the Keough School’s Pulte Institute for Global Development.
Regional differences among communities can seem insurmountable, especially when fueled by conflict. A unique opportunity hosted on Notre Dame’s campus in late August, the “Reimaging Building Excellence” workshop, challenged this assumption by connecting attendees across geographies and cultures to strengthen holistic problem-solving skills.
Students from the Masters of Global Affairs program at the Keough School of Global Affairs recently showcased their initial research findings during the 2024 i-Lab Global Partnership Experience.
The remarkable journey of Nathan and Djemillah exemplifies the power of perseverance, collaborative innovation, and shared passion for sustainability. Their story highlights how familial support and the application of humility and intellectual curiosity can drive transformative change both locally and globally.