February 13th, 2017
Local Students Help African Students Go to School, June 21st, 2016
Katherine Engqvist/ News Gazette staff June 14/16 – Grade 5 students Ally Arnold (left), Ruby Wallace, Haley McArthur and Dominic Bruschetta stand in front of a display showcasing three students that will now be going to secondary school in Kenya. These Lakewood elementary students are part of a club that has been selling popcorn to raise money for Education is Power.
Back to School Not a Guarantee for Everyone, Page 7 of the Metchosin Muse, October, 2015
A Call to Schools, Goldstream Gazzette, September 30th, 2015
Perth Native Gives Obama’s Grandma Flowers, May 20th, 2015
Haliburton Students Make a Difference, May 19th, 2015
Canadian Living Magazine Article on EIP Co-Founder Dave Cuddy, October 2014
Education Is Power and Campbell River, June 12th, 2014
Kenyan Students Going to School Thanks to Haliburton Secondary School, May 22, 2014
Canada World Youth Annual Report 2012-2013 Article on EIP Co-founder David Cuddy
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congratulations Dave
Indeed your work is amazing. the award is symbol of dedications and commitment towards improving the status of disadvantaged East Africans with great potential in giving back to the community.
congratulations again
Thank you Steve!
As well as being a challenging statement of how to think differently about online education, the manifesto plays the role of contextual corrective, by drawing attention to how, for example, we tend to see spatial distance as a deficit and the physical encounter as normative in education.