In late June 2017, SRA hosted a series of strategy and networking meetings in Cambridge between SRA members and supporters from the University of Cambridge and the University of Sierra Leone. Tuesday 27th June 2017: Reception dinner with the Patrons of Science Resources Africa Photo from left to right: Professor …
Mahmoud Gbeesay’s Educational eTV project displays great potential for providing free education to out-of-school children, as well as supporting the current education system in the country. This project was proudly featured in the UNESCO Mobile Learning Week in Paris (March 2017) and in the UNESCO International Forum on ICT and Education, …
SRA is currently present in Guinea-Bissau and Sierra Leone, with plans to expand to the Gambia, Nigeria, and Zimbabwe in late 2017/early 2018. In Sierra Leone, SRA has expanded our activities (science resources clubs) beyond the capital, Freetown, into the provinces, providing neglected communities with greater access to science and …
SRA actively contributed to four UNESCO conferences in 2017. These fora provided an ideal platform to disseminate SRA’s goals and activities, whilst offering valuable networking opportunities for us to expand our footprint. The conferences that we attended also enabled us to meet with delegations of different Ministers, providing unparalleled access …
