At the African Adolescent Girl Fund (AGF), we believe that true empowerment stems from within the community. Our Peer-to-Peer Learning Program embodies this principle by encouraging our university scholarship recipients to take on mentorship roles, sharing their knowledge and experiences with peers, interns, and high school scholars.​

Program Highlights:

• Interactive Learning Sessions: University scholars lead a series of three Zoom sessions on topics aligned with their fields of study, such as Social Development, Accounting, Food Security, Nutrition, and Education.​

• Community Building: By fostering a collaborative learning environment, participants strengthen their leadership skills and contribute to a supportive AGF community.​

• Recognition and Growth: Peer Coaches receive certificates, personalized recommendation letters, and features on our website and social media platforms, acknowledging their contributions and enhancing their professional profiles.​

This initiative not only enriches the learning experience for all participants but also cultivates a culture of ownership, leadership, and sustainable development within the AGF network.