Institute for Social Transformation (IST) received funding from the American Embassy Ambassador’s Self-help program to provide 150 of the most impoverished women.
Training for Transformation
IST initiated a market women’s program in Uganda to address the plight of the invisible market women whose voice and power has been ignored and suffocated.
Training for Transformation
IST initiated a market women’s program in Uganda to address the plight of the invisible market women whose voice and power has been ignored and suffocated.
Training for Transformation
IST initiated a market women’s program in Uganda to address the plight of the invisible market women whose voice and power has been ignored and suffocated.
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The Institute for Social Transformation (IST) is the East African home for Training for Transformation. It is based in Uganda and spreading its services to the seven East African countries; namely Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda. It promotes the philosophy and practice of Paulo Freire.
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Institute for Social Transformation (IST) received funding from the American Embassy Ambassador’s Self-help program to provide 150 of the most impoverished women.
To equip impoverished women/families with poultry rearing, management, savings and record keeping skills.
Beginning July 2016, Institute for Social Transformation (IST) will implement a one-year women’s rights project in the 6 sub-counties of Busia District.
IST initiated a market women’s program in Uganda to address the plight of the invisible market women whose voice and power has been ignored and suffocated.