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Hands-on clubs promote STEM and share creativity across cultures

FHI 360’s Design Squad Global project brings 10- to 13-year-olds together in the United States and internationally to increase STEM learning through solving real-world engineering problems.
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Reading prototype in local language yields strong results in Ghana

The Ghana Partnership for Education: Learning activity, led by FHI 360, developed a systematic, phonics-based reading program to improve reading performance in 100 districts.
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Improving early-grade reading by engaging young children in learning

Across Ethiopia, children are not reaching the educational milestones they need to succeed later in life. A study released in August 2010 revealed that a significant number of Ethiopian children attending school for two or three years — including 30...