Schools Tanzania 2024

Niongoze Fellowship

We partner with ConnectHER to support Fatma Said Kauga, founder of Doyenne, in advancing women’s leadership in Tanzania, where major gender gaps remain in political and economic participation.

With ConnectHER’s backing, Doyenne launched the Niongoze Fellowship, a year-long program for young women (ages 17–25) that builds skills in reproductive health, financial literacy, citizenship, public speaking, and mental health.

In its first year, the fellowship trained 9 fellows and, thanks to this success, expanded to 15 participants in its second cohort. Through mentorship, intensive seminars, and peer networks, the program is equipping young women with the confidence and skills to lead change in Tanzania.

Our partners & collaborators

The Momentum Institute challenges the social and economic status quo by contextualising and disseminating scientific work. Developing proposals for a more sustainable and inclusive society since 2019.

Taxmenow focuses on initiating changes in the tax system. To do this, members use their privileged access to the media to highlight the damaging effects of wealth inequality.

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Millionaires for Humanity is a collective network of HNWI’s, using their voices to promote wealth taxes across the globe. Advocating for a 1% wealth tax on multimillionaires to achieve the SDG’s.

Patriotic Millionaires seek to combat the destabilizing level of economic and political inequality in America. Patriotic Millionaires members include investors and business owners from across the country.

Religions for Peace has been a movement changing the world and challenging the status quo through the mutual conviction that religions are more powerful, inspiring, and impactful together.

ActionAid Denmark is a movement that fights for a more just and sustainable world. Supporting youths in developing their voice and applying pressure on those in power.

Oxfam is a global movement of people who are fighting inequality to end poverty and injustice. Working across regions in about 70 countries, with thousands of partners, supporting communities to build better lives.

UNICEF works in over 190 countries and territories to save children’s lives, to defend their rights, and to help them fulfil their potential, from early childhood through adolescence.