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Experience architect, fellow

Celine AjuLeader, education reformer, baker of award-worthy brownies

Celine has over five years of experience leading teams across the Nigerian NGO and education sectors. Between 2016 and 2020 she led a youth movement that donated more than 20,000 learning materials to students with limited access, and she recently completed a Master's in Public Policy at Corvinus University. When she isn't writing about reimagining education in Africa, she's designing learning experiences, writing songs, or baking her sisters' favorite brownies.

NewestNot Nigerian Enough, Not Spanish YetArriving is only the end of a chapter.3 min
ConversationAfrican Education and Its PotentialMaybe the education crisis isn't about African children lacking something.EssayPaths Less Traveled: Alternative Routes to EducationHow three educators are redefining classroom boundaries.EssayCulture Through Curious Eyes: Discovering Idoma TraditionsIdoma youth's cultural ignorance widens urban-rural divide.EssayThe Reimagining of African Indigenous EducationReimagining education through African Indigenous wisdom.

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01Not Nigerian Enough, Not Spanish Yet Arriving is only the end of a chapter.Essay3 min02African Education and Its Potential Maybe the education crisis isn't about African children lacking something.Conversation03Paths Less Traveled: Alternative Routes to Education How three educators are redefining classroom boundaries.Essay7 min04Culture Through Curious Eyes: Discovering Idoma Traditions Idoma youth's cultural ignorance widens urban-rural divide.Essay9 min05The Reimagining of African Indigenous Education Reimagining education through African Indigenous wisdom.Essay7 min