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From Teacher to Head Teacher in Ghana

It’s not easy to be a teacher in rural Ghana. In your big city teachers’ colleges, you have libraries full of books, steady electricity supply, decent WiFi and you are surrounded by people who believe in the power of education…

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Statement on the Ongoing Violence in Mozambique

CODE is shocked and deeply saddened by the ongoing attacks and violence in Cabo Delgado, a northern province in Mozambique. The attacks have triggered a humanitarian crisis with more than 300,000 internally displaced people and 712,000 in need of humanitarian…

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This Holiday Season Help Us Give The Gift of Literacy

Right now, in countries like Sierra Leone, CODE and it’s local partners are working hard to help children learn to read, write and explore new ideas. And now, during the COVID-19 pandemic it’s even more urgent for children and families to keep learning together and for students to catch-up on what they’ve missed.  Today, we’re launching our…

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Read. Learn. Live. Photography Exhibit Now Online

In celebration of our 60th anniversary in 2019, CODE launched the Read. Learn. Live photography exhibit by Peter Bregg. During 2019, the exhibit traveled to nearly a dozen locations across Canada to help raise awareness and inspire participation in CODE's…

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Benefits of Reading in Childhood

Some of my earliest childhood memories involved books and having story time, usually, before bed with my parents, our cherished babysitter, or my grandparents. I can still remember some of these tales word for word and many of these books…

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CODE and the University of North Texas Connection

The BETTER project (Better Education Through Teacher Training and Empowerment for Results) is all about improving the quality of education for children in Mozambique. Our subject matter experts Dr. James V. Hoffman and Dr. Misty Sailors, who are involved in the…

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