News from the Partnership

Education System Rebuilds in Earthquake's Aftermath
The earthquake in Haiti destroyed the education system. A recent story in the New York Times talks about its effect on Haitian universities and how early signs have emerged that Haiti’s damaged university system may be rebuilt better. Learn More »
Updated: Earthquake Hits Haiti – EPCC Partners Affected
A massive earthquake struck Haiti last month. The destruction has been extensive and EPCC partners will need your help. Learn More »

Perspective from Haiti
Former EPCC Intern, Gabrielle Apollon, was in Haiti when the earthquake struck. She shares her experience with the EPCC community. Learn More »

13,000 Books Donated to U.S. Children Affected by Iraq and Afghanistan Conflict

Sudan Forces Closure of Humanitarian Aid Programs
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Voices from CGI: Gabrielle Apollon
EPCC Staff Writer Gabrielle Apollon was in the thick of things at the CGI Annual Meeting and provides her first-hand highlights of the conversations and commitments during the Education Working Sessions this year. Check out her story for links to some great video of the events. Learn More »

Make a Commitment - Join EPCC @ CGI!
This year's annual meeting progress report featured the stories of three inspiring young individuals, former children of conflict, now using the education they received to help others follow in their footsteps.

EPCC at the CGI Annual Meeting
In 2007, at the Clinton Global Initiative, the partnership came to life with 18 Commitments from 19 World Renowned Organizations and Individuals in 15 Countries. This year, we will be back to announce the progress made, make new commitments, and come together in a special effort to address the immediate needs of Haiti. Learn More »

Our thoughts are with Haiti: Storms impact education
In a country where children already face substantial barriers to education, the hurricanes that have hit Haiti in the past few weeks have created temendous suffering and even greater obstacles for schooling. Learn More »

Hopes for Democracy, Stability & Education Alive in Kenya
After traveling to Nairobi this summer, EPCC Co-Chair Gene Sperling reflects on progress and challenges in Kenya's education sector in a commentary published on International Literacy Day. Learn More »





