In September, Nyika and Tara travelled together to the Lower Zambezi and Mfuwe to revisit the roots of the very first boys’ club, started ten years ago. What they found was both moving and inspiring. In the Lower Zambezi, young…

Fwilane is one of GSGC’s longest serving mentors, starting with Project Luangwa 10 years ago in 2015. Project Luangwa’s first girls’ club was sparked by GSGC in 2013. After the clubs were piloted, GSGC helped to identify Fwilane to lead…

Gender Equality in Education: How Boys Can Become Allies in Southern African Communities Introduction Gender disparities in education remain a persistent challenge in Southern African communities where Global Sojourns Giving Circle works to alleviate cultural and socioeconomic barriers that…

On October 11, the world celebrated what GSGC celebrates every day: the potential and value of girls. Michelle Obama launched a new global initiative focused on providing girls access to education; Nobel Peace Prize recipient Malala Yousafzai raised awareness for...

Auntie Profile: Edna Mwale The [Project Luangwa] Girl’s Club was like my second home to me, and the Auntie who was coaching us was like a mother to me. The most important hero in my life is Auntie Fwilane, who...

The 230-mile journey earlier this month from Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe to Lusaka, Zambia, where I was to catch a plane to see the Giving Circle clubs in Mfuwe, took seven hours. It was hot, and tiring. But the fruits of...

Remarkable changes are taking place in Southern African communities! Your GSGC volunteerism and gifts have provided many disadvantaged girls with a better life. You've also helped to gently lead their communities toward greater economic health, sustainability, and dignity for all....