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Latest revision as of 13:20, 5 August 2023
| Organization | Ensena por Mexico |
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| Region | Mexico |
| Website | Website |
| ProjectLeader | Ana Gomez Gallardo |
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We are a diverse and inclusive movement that strives to end education inequity. We develop collective leadership to ensure that all Mexican children can fulfill their potential. Over the past 10 years, Ensena por Mexico has impacted 140,000 students in vulnerable communities across Mexico. This school cycle, we have more than 245 Fellows teaching, inspiring, and co-creating with more than 218 public schools and centers, and 655 alumni working for social justice and education equity.
Challenge
Every child is born with enormous potential, but millions lack the education, support, and opportunity they need to thrive. Mexico's children and youth are unable to reach their full potential and the inequity gap continues to grow as 6,000 students drop out of school due to socioeconomic issues. There are 33.9% of Mexican students are unable to communicate and read effectively and most of them live in underserved and vulnerable communities.
Long-Term Impact
We believe a systemic transformation begins with the change of oneself... 1. We attract the best talent 2. We give them the tools to live a transformative experience 3. They experience the educational reality for 2 years 4. We co-create projects with the community 5. We prepare them for their professional lives 6. We form an alumni network that will continue working in aims that one day every child will have access to an education that will let them thrive
References
Project Gallery
Supporting students
Middle school in Estado de Mexico
Elementary school in Estado de Mexico
