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How classrooms in Senegal are opening doors through bilingual education
A bilingual education program in Senegal is teaching children in both their home language and French. See how this program is opening doors for students across Senegal.
Inspiring progress: looking ahead to 2045
On May 8, 2025, Founder and Executive Director Ingrid Hansen joined partners from around the world to discuss an announcement about the foundation’s future.
Why smallholder farmers are investing in a new kind of tilapia
While smallholder farmers face an increasingly difficult climate, climate-resilient resources can improve nutrition and incomes.
Through music and nutrition, a farmer’s passions come alive
Organic farmer James Mutinda has found many ways to serve his community in Kenya, from music to beekeeping and beyond.
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How classrooms in Senegal are opening doors through bilingual education
A bilingual education program in Senegal is teaching children in both their home language and French, with learning gains of 30–40%.
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Inspiring progress: looking ahead to 2045
Founder and Executive Director Ingrid Hansen joined partners to discuss the foundation’s accelerated commitment through 2045.
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Why smallholder farmers are investing in a new kind of tilapia
Improved farmed tilapia helps farmers strengthen nutrition and incomes in a changing climate.
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Through music and nutrition, a farmer’s passions come alive
Organic farmer James Mutinda serves his community through farming, music, and beekeeping.
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How auto-disable syringes and other innovations ensure wider vaccine access
Public health physician Dr. Marcy Ahun discusses vaccine delivery innovations that prevent needle reuse and save lives.
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The only tuberculosis vaccine is a century old. New innovations are around the corner.
An expert reveals some of the most exciting innovations in the R&D pipeline that could transform life for people affected by TB.
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Inspiring progress: looking ahead to 2045
A look at partnership, innovation, and progress—and the work still ahead through 2045.
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How classrooms in Senegal are opening doors through bilingual education
A bilingual education program in Senegal is teaching children in both their home language and French.
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