Mar 1, 2025 | Featured Families, fertility rates, Headlines, Inequality, News & Updates, Seeds for the Future, Taking Action
Deal with the cause, not the symptom. Those who claim to create market value, have an impact upon public interest, and exercise governmental authority must account for the inequity and inequality that exists today. The same way shareholders hold equity in a company,...
Feb 20, 2025 | Featured Families, fertility rates, Headlines, Inequality, News & Updates, Seeds for the Future, Taking Action
Deal with the cause not the symptom. The one question to move towards justice: If one were claiming to create market value, public interest impact, or to exercise authority as government officials or those entitled to their wealth, please ask that...
Feb 19, 2025 | Seeds for the Future
1. Seeds for the Future began in 2023 under RAFUG as kitchen gardens tied to child reparations accounts. The idea was an Afrocentric view of decentralizing power into women using women care groups for future generations. 2. It moved to Nigeria, Tanzania, and Kenya in...
Feb 19, 2025 | Seeds for the Future
More charities are coming out without validation of how they give charity and so far DBL is identified as culprit of this error because of the following which makes it out of standard. First P – Prevention, DBL does not have a formula and matrix on how they intend to...
Feb 19, 2025 | Seeds for the Future
The Seeds for the Future initiative began in early 2023 under the Rejoice Africa Foundation’s guidance, encompassing endeavors such as kitchen gardens, agroforestry, women’s sensitization on family planning, and child savings, all in response to signals of...
Feb 19, 2025 | Seeds for the Future
Care group model helped Seed for the future project to identify and sensitize the real voiceless young women from the grassroots communities in Africa and pilots done in Uganda, Nigeria, Kenya and Tanzania as Coalition and its growth to other countries and regions...
Feb 19, 2025 | Seeds for the Future
Women care groups are responding to the climate crisis present today and using the Fair Start model at grassroots level following the norms of different cultures. Women care groups model was initiated in Uganda by the Rejoice Africa Foundation as the only tactic in...
Feb 19, 2025 | Seeds for the Future
From our partner, Rejoice Africa Foundation: 1. Organizations that solely focus on reducing family size and population through contraceptives can overlook why parents choose to use them. Encouraging people to join care groups where they can learn about the benefits of...
Feb 19, 2025 | Seeds for the Future
Between 2000-2020 attorney Carter Dillard admitted omitting facts regarding how insufficient child welfare policy reversed the claimed impacts of many governments and organizations, exacerbating harm to many children and women in western Uganda. This harm can be...
