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The Girls Education Initiative Ghana – US, Inc. (GEIG) Founder and President Elizabeth Patterson will participate in a panel discussion at the 55th Commission...
The Girls Education Initiative Ghana – US, Inc. (GEIG) will hold an event to commemorate the 2016 International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD). The event will feature the screening...
In 1995, my family traveled from Ghana to New York City, where I was afforded the resources and access that I otherwise would not have had in Ghana. I was able to attend some of the best schools and benefit...
The Girls Education Initiative of Ghana (GEIG) is an educational organization founded to provide academic and financial support to girls and those with special needs so they can access higher education...
After Girls Education of Ghana (GEIG) began its academic support programming in August 2014 — and continued to offer supplementary Saturday classes during the 2014/2015 academic...
Belgian-Beninese photojournalist Fabrice Monteiro (pictured below) and Senegalese stylist Doulsy teamed up to create “The Prophesy,” a photo series that brings environmental issues...
After 156 years, the Riemann Hypothesis may have been finally solved by Nigerian professor Opeyemi Enoch (pictured), according to CNN. SEE ALSO: Ahead of the Pack: 2 GEIG Girls Head to Senior...
While bride prices or dowries tend to be a standard practice across much of Africa, Uganda’s Supreme Court recently ruled that “bride refunds” — required from wives who wish to...
In recent times, there’s been the call for Africans in the Diaspora to contribute toward the development of the continent and not leave it solely at the doorstep of the Western world and its development...
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