Ouandja Solves the Water Mystery

Mrs. Ouandja Kone is the president of a women’s water users group in northern Cote d’Ivoire. Her community of Ouazomon... View Article

Kenyan NYU Student Makes a Splash for Clean Water

Karishma Bhagani, a graduate of the Aga Khan Academy in Mombasa and current New York University student, understands that at... View Article

Investing in Growing Skills for a Changing World

This post continues our series on education and child development, highlighting “Skills for a Changing World” a new report, and reflections... View Article

Circle K Atlanta Leads by Giving Back with a Team

In Atlanta, Georgia the leaders at Circle K Atlanta, a group of convenience stores in the Circle K franchise, have... View Article

Engaging India’s Citizens to Improve Sanitation

Happy World Water Day! This year we’re highlighting the Aga Khan Development Network Comprehensive Sanitation Initiative in India. In April... View Article

Choosing Their Path: Empowering Girls through Education

Aga Khan Academy Alumnus Finds His Way to Facebook

Ham Serunjogi, a recent graduate of Grinnell College in Iowa, traveled widely before landing a job at Facebook. He has... View Article

Connecting Markets: Lead Firms Take Local Mobilization to Next Level

This is the fourth in a series on how the Aga Khan Development Network is building capacity from local governance... View Article

A Spark of Connection to Life-Changing Work

Here we follow-up with newlyweds Shehzaan and Zainab Chunara, whom we featured last Valentine’s Day for their wedding gift to... View Article

The Most Powerful Weapon

Aleem Mawji is a graduate of the Aga Khan Academy, Mombasa currently in his final year of study at the... View Article