The Realizing Equitable Access, Retention, and Completion in Higher Education (REACH) activity will award one grant to an organization to develop and implement a program to strengthen students’ soft skills.
The Realizing Equitable Access, Retention, and Completion in Higher Education (REACH) activity will award one grant to an organization to develop and implement a counseling/psychotherapy program for vulnerable students.
This fact sheet provides an overview of Teacher RePlay, a toolkit created by an FHI 360-led consortium through the LEGO Foundation’s Play and Learning in Children’s Eyes (PALICE) project. Teacher RePlay is a formative tool that supports teachers who are interested in creating meaningful, joyful, iterative, socially interactive and actively engaging learning environments for children…
This fact sheet describes how FHI 360 incorporates continuous assessment and formative evaluation into our education programs and provides teachers with remediation guidance so that students who are struggling can receive the support they need to achieve learning outcomes in reading and math. The fact sheet includes examples of our work and specifically provides information…
FHI 360’s framework for safeguarding program participants includes a set of minimum standards (required actions) that are organized under eight domains.1 The minimum standards apply to all FHI 360 projects that involve interaction with program participants, regardless of whether FHI 360 is the prime or a sub to another organization. The standards are designed to help…