What we in Australia can Learn from Children Living in the Slums in Kenya
In 2019 my young children and I built two schools in resource poor communities in Kenya. Having gone through a pandemic on two sides of the world (Australia/Kenya) I now firmly believe we in Australia have more to learn from children in resource poor communities in Kenya than we can teach them. In their eyes lies the power of hope and possibility. In their bodies lies resilience, flexibility, strength and power. The children in our schools live in the harshest of conditions, but each day they rise and they smile, they hold gratitude in their hearts and a spirit so strong they have the power to conquer anything.
Bio
Susan Knapp is the Founder and CEO of In2EdAfrica a social enterprise that is transforming global landscapes through the creation of its sustainable education brand. In2EdAfrica operates in Kenya and Rwanda with two schools, a dance and drumming troop, a theatre group, and a library. With big plans to close the digital divide and eradicate period poverty from our communities in Kenya, Susan's three young children also run their own social enterprises in Adelaide, where profits from their businesses go towards running operations in Kenya.
Event
8:30pm @Robin Hood, 315 Portrush Rd, Norwood SA 5067
Also speaking at this location at 6:30pm is Evangeline Mantzioris
