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Ryan James

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I am the Head of Development at Londolozi's not-for-profit partner organisation, the Good Work Foundation (GWF). GWF focuses on education, in particular helping people living in rural areas to connect to a new, digital Africa and all of its opportunities.

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on Londolozi’s NGO-Partner Wins Gold for Reimagining Education

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Congratulations. GWF is doing fantastic work educating our children.

Thanks so much Marinda. Please pop in when you next drive past!

Thank you for the invitation Ryan. Will definitely visit sometime.

What an amazing recognition for a wonderful project. Well done to all of you. Look forward to further conversation.

Thanks Penny and we look forward to seeing you in the south 🙂

Wonderful and congratulation!
However, I have a question: Why are there so many more boys than girls in the pictures? Does this mean that far more boys than girls are involved or is it just a coincidence that there were not more girls around when the picture was taken?

Hi Christa,

Just a coincidence in the photo 🙂

Hi Christa, Jamo answered your question, but just to add: (1) Of our scholars, there is a 50:50 gender ration; (2) Of our adult students, we have an 80% female enrolment; (3) Of our 80 staff, 75% are women; (4) Of our Heads of Campus, 75% are women; (5) and of our Executive Committee, 80% are women. We were delighted, in 2016, to win the PWC National Empowerment of Women in the Community award! I am clearly in the minority, but I feel very privileged to be part of an organisation that is breaking all kinds of rural stereotypes.

Congratulation Kate, Ryan and all involved in GWF. What a special honor to be recognized by Wharton! We are proud to be supporters and enjoy watching your progress!

Thank you Michael and Terri and everyone from Sarasota and the larger Michaels-on-East community for being part of this movement. Re-thinking education! Re-imagining learning. It’s the next generation who are going to shape the future 🙂

Congratulation to GWF on winning that prestigious award!!

On behalf of everyone at GWF, thanks very much Callum!

Only a pleasure!!

Having been involved with GWF for several years, I’m so,pleased about your recognition. Such a worthy cause!

Dear Al – Your involvement over the years means more to us than you know. Your donations are always generous, but we always also look forward to your kind words of encouragement. The growing voices of encouragement from around the world mean that people care about a new kind of education and they believe that we need to reimagine how learning works. We can’t wait to see what 2025 looks like 🙂

Great blog post and congratulations. Is there information in the rooms about GWF?

Hi Jeff – thank you so much. We are in the process of updating the GWF room info. You are welcome to send me an email and I will send you some information about our model in Mpumalanga. – ryan@goodworkfoundation.org. Thanks again 🙂

Always good news from GWF. Thanks, Ryan. ?

Muhalo Tutu 🙂

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