Sanitation Problems in Ghana
Ghana’s sanitation problem has been a serious topic that has been discussed all over the world in many years but it seems there has been...
Changing Society One Student at a Time
Exponential Education is working on empowering both boys and girls to become social change agents in their communities in Ghana. Expo...
Who should talk to kids about sex?
"If pregnancy were a book they would cut the last two chapters." Nora Ephron The rate of teenage pregnancy in Ghana is high. Every year...
Introducing our Newest Program: Boys for Positive Change (BPC)
The mission of Boys for Positive Change (BPC) it to sensitize boys to recognize social norms underlying gender inequality and empower...
Q & A With Intern Emmanuel
Today we were able to sit down with our Operations Intern Emmanuel Anane-Poku Karikari. He was able to give us a bit of insight on how...
Global Goals and Expo
Exactly one year ago, in September 2015, 193 global leaders signed and agreed on 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Global...
Speaking English in the Classroom
Imagine that you could be fired if you were using your native tongue at work. This is a reality that teachers in Ghana face every day....
7 Ways to Incorporate Activity-Based Learning with Almost No Supplies!
I am always telling my tutors that we should strive to make our tutoring sessions different from “normal school.” I tell them that their...
Training Up New Entrepreneurs: Pilot Phase
Having an Entrepreneurship programme has been an idea among Expo staff for a long time, but finally it is this year that the actual...
From Volta to Ashanti: A Taste of Regional Ghana
I am the only current expo-worker to have lived and worked in more than one region of Ghana. Last term I was based in the Volta Region,...
