Karibu Kenya! Team Kakamega reflect on their arrival in East ...
With most of us having never visited East Africa before, we had no idea what to expect on […]
summer team
Head Teachers are Amazing
It’s been five years since I’ve been in Kenya, and three since I was part of an EPAfrica […]
Kakamega Period Party
On the 14th of August, Kakamega Central House saw its first ever Period Party. I had been researching […]
School Visits Over the Years – Change and Continuity (Part ...
Along with ensuring the safety of our Project Workers (PWs), school visits are amongst the most important things […]
From 13 to 23 in two weeks
My experience with EPAfrica has taken me straight to my role on the 2018 summer team, a volunteer […]
Road, radio and research: thoughts from Kampala to Iganga
In central Kampala, a huge flyover is under construction. My driver, Sam, promises its completion will ease the […]
10 things I learned from being Project Manager
I’ve just arrived back in the UK after 6 weeks as Project Manager in Mbarara. I’m very sad to […]
What do we look for in our partner schools?
Whenever we visit a potential partner school, we begin our conversation with the headteacher by explaining what EPAfrica does, […]
How does EPAfrica find partner schools?
On Thursday the 28th of July, Taru, the project manager in Kisii, took me to my first school […]
Reflections on power and privilege
It’s the Second Week Meeting in Mbarara, and the Project Workers are standing in a line in the […]
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