20 Years of Banjika: From One Spark to a Movement
Twenty years ago, a simple act of hospitality set off a chain of events that would transform the lives of thousands of students in rural Tanzania. When Powering Potential’s founder,
Stories Worth Sharing
The Future is Digital: why skills and inclusion matter
Everyday the world sees rapid advancements in digital technology. In fact, it is reportedly the fastest growing industry since the early 2000s. Trends show technology is projected to be even
An Inside Look at the Tanzanian Education System: Challenges and Opportunities
“My name is Gladness Laurent, I am 18 years old, Form 4 at Sumawe Secondary School. The Powering Potential project has helped me to get curriculum based notes for various
Voices from the field
At our recent Lunch and Learn panel discussion, I loved hearing directly from the people in Tanzania who make our work possible. In particular, hearing from the teachers about what
The alarming facts that make you want to invest in underserved youth education
African countries, like Tanzania, have the potential for accelerated economic growth when the population of its working age exceeds its non-working population– also known as a demographic dividend. However, countries
Empowering Schools in Phase Two of the Karatu District Project
We’re absolutely thrilled to introduce three schools that are part of Phase Two of the Karatu District Project! We’ve recently connected with students, teachers, and school leaders eagerly awaiting their
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