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

We Aren’t in Maryland Anymore

Najma Shah, a Maryland resident, was a U.S. educator for two decades before moving to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania as... View Article

Inspiring a Love of Reading: An Idea Spreads Across 15 Countries

The Reading for Children program exemplifies the Aga Khan Development Network’s approach to sustainable development and innovation. It began in... View Article

Girls Using Science to Change their Communities in Kenya

When I was growing up, I believed that science was difficult because all my classmates told me so. It was... View Article

Fellows Spotlight: Where Inspiration Takes Root

“…If you have a well educated mind, you will be able to seize the opportunities life offers you…” – His... View Article

Girls’ Education: An Ideal Target for Humanitarian Interventions, Scholar says

Shenila Khoja-Moolji, research fellow at Columbia University’s Teachers College and an education affiliate at the Harvard Divinity School, examines Western... View Article

Aga Khan Foundation Celebrates Ideas at Jaipur Literary Festival

Matt T. Reed, CEO of Aga Khan Foundation (India), reflects on his experiences at the Jaipur Literary Festival, a five-day event... View Article

Innovative Teacher Training Project Seeks to Boast Learning in Kenya’s Coast

The Aga Khan Academy in Mombasa, Kenya has initiated an innovative teacher training program for students in the Kenyan Coastal... View Article

2015 Program Highlights

The Foundation’s 2015 Program Highlights features stories about improving quality of life through our Multi-Input Area Development Global Development Alliance (MIAD GDA)... View Article

University of Central Asia Receives Long-term OPIC Support to Complete its Second Campus in Khorog, Tajikistan

Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic, 29 October 2015 – The University of Central Asia (UCA) is rapidly progressing to complete the construction... View Article