Tahiry Anjarasoa
The power of young educators and their relationships with parents and students
"PJL Educator Ravaka is wonderful to me and my family; she is kind, a role model in the community, and is non-discriminatory. Thank you...
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REIMAGINING CSE.
NEWS, LEARNINGS, AND SPOTLIGHTS
Tahiry Anjarasoa
- May 26, 2021
Tell Me Everything I Need to Know About My Period
Menstrual Hygiene Day will be celebrated around the world in a few days. As a young girl in Madagascar, I never heard of this day....
Laura Leeson
- Apr 1, 2021
How we drove cost-effectiveness with a one-school "innovation hub"
Adolescents in rural areas of Madagascar experience some of the worst health and educational outcomes in the world. Only 1 in 5 will...
Tahiry Anjarasoa
- Mar 7, 2021
Women in leadership: Léonie and Olivia working together for a better future for Madagascar's youth
With more leaders like Léonie and Olivia working in education, we wholly believe that youth can have a better, brighter future in Madagascar
Laura Leeson
- Feb 24, 2021
PJL Educators as Change Agents: Insights from a most significant change activity
In 2018, Projet Jeune Leader expanded to two urban schools in a new region of Madagascar with the support of our long-time partner,...
Laura Leeson
- Jan 27, 2021
PJL’s Founder Maia Ramarosandratana selected as 2021 Gratitude Fellow
When Maia Ramarosandratana reminisces about the early days of Projet Jeune Leader, she most fondly remembers sitting around a large table...
Laura Leeson
- Jan 1, 2021
2020 in 20 pictures
2020 was full of surprises, challenges, and transformations - certainly for the world, and for us at Projet Jeune Leader, too. In photos...
Projet Jeune Leader
- Dec 31, 2020
Securing a partnership with the national Ministry of Education in Madagascar
Replicable, scalable, high-quality comprehensive sexuality education programs are few and far between. Yet since 2013, Projet Jeune...
Laura Leeson
- Dec 2, 2020
'Our share of bricks' in preventing gender-based violence in Madagascar
There is a phrase in Malagasy – mitondra ny anjara biriky - that when translated literally, means “to bring your share of bricks”. Like a...
Laura Leeson
- Nov 24, 2020
“Building Forward Better:” Reclaiming COVID-19 disruptions as an opportunity
Safe at home and with our programs suspended, we unexpectedly had a moment to breathe. To reflect. To learn. To build.
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