OUR MISSION:
Furthering higher education and cross-cultural experience for African Women to accelerate social change.
Why Women, Why Undergraduate Degrees?
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According to UNESCO, women’s access to higher education is critical to global success. And yet, access to education opportunities are not fairly available; in sub-Saharan Africa, men are overrepresented in higher education with 73 female students enrolled for every 100 males.
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In 2019, the United Nations said that inequality within and among countries is increasing with continuing severe gender inequality.
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The economic returns for higher education graduates are the highest in the entire educational system — an estimated 17 percent increase in earnings as compared with 10 percent for primary and 7 percent for secondary education.
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RECENT NEWS
The End For Africa's Tomorrow
This message is a difficult one to compose, filled with a mix of emotions - sadness, excitement, hope, satisfaction, and gratitude. I'm very proud of all that we (our students mainly) have achieved with your steadfast support, but all things eventually come to an end. At the close of this year Africa's Tomorrow will be shuttering its doors.
It was a difficult decision to make, but it doesn't mean that we are abandoning our students, especially those still in school. Although Africa’s Tomorrow, the organization, will be dissolving, my commitment to the students and to the future of Africa remains strong. I am stepping back in to make sure that each student is taken care of, all the way through graduation.
At the same time, we will be merging our resources into another non-profit organization, Sabu Help. Some of you may already be familiar with this organization as it was started by Doctor Abio Ayeliya, the very first student that I sponsored, and the impetus for Africa’s Tomorrow.
Sabu Help already has programs up and running within Africa which support entrepreneurs and students, so our goals very closely align. With the established leadership and organization of Sabu Help we will be able to continue to support our current students and make sure that the commitment of Africa’s Tomorrow is fulfilled.
I will continue to be here, along with Doctor and the other members of Sabu Help, to make sure that our students are supported as they continue their educational journeys. I invite you to continue your support as well. You can still donate to Africa's Tomorrow through the end of the year, knowing that every dollar will go toward supporting the students. One last chance to leave your mark. Moving forward you will always be able to donate to Sabu Help as well.
I want to say one huge and final "THANK YOU" to everyone who has supported Africa's Tomorrow over the years. The great success of our scholars is a direct result of your strong commitment and support.
In hope and gratitude,
Izaak Edvalson
This message is a difficult one to compose, filled with a mix of emotions - sadness, excitement, hope, satisfaction, and gratitude. I'm very proud of all that we (our students mainly) have achieved with your steadfast support, but all things eventually come to an end. At the close of this year Africa's Tomorrow will be shuttering its doors.
It was a difficult decision to make, but it doesn't mean that we are abandoning our students, especially those still in school. Although Africa’s Tomorrow, the organization, will be dissolving, my commitment to the students and to the future of Africa remains strong. I am stepping back in to make sure that each student is taken care of, all the way through graduation.
At the same time, we will be merging our resources into another non-profit organization, Sabu Help. Some of you may already be familiar with this organization as it was started by Doctor Abio Ayeliya, the very first student that I sponsored, and the impetus for Africa’s Tomorrow.
Sabu Help already has programs up and running within Africa which support entrepreneurs and students, so our goals very closely align. With the established leadership and organization of Sabu Help we will be able to continue to support our current students and make sure that the commitment of Africa’s Tomorrow is fulfilled.
I will continue to be here, along with Doctor and the other members of Sabu Help, to make sure that our students are supported as they continue their educational journeys. I invite you to continue your support as well. You can still donate to Africa's Tomorrow through the end of the year, knowing that every dollar will go toward supporting the students. One last chance to leave your mark. Moving forward you will always be able to donate to Sabu Help as well.
I want to say one huge and final "THANK YOU" to everyone who has supported Africa's Tomorrow over the years. The great success of our scholars is a direct result of your strong commitment and support.
In hope and gratitude,
Izaak Edvalson
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Our active scholars and graduates represent 9 African countries. |
