Elders say discipline paves the way. Lukyamuzi lives this truth!
“Elders say discipline paves the way. I Lukyamuzi, have seen it with my own eyes. At the end of my Senior Three in 2024, I
Holding On to Dreams: Jerusha ’s Path from Hardship to Opportunity.
When our Father passed on, school fees and scholastic materials became one of my biggest challenges in life. My mother couldn’t afford most of the
Story 1: Building Ideas That Work: The Story of Masambu
“I would like to become either a journalist, an inventor, an astrologer, or an astronomer. I know an astrologer studies stars and their meaning, while
The relevance of creative expression on mental health and psychosocial well-being
Let’s take a moment to dive into an important topic that deserves our attention today, especially in low-developed nations: the incredible importance and relevance of
How to use art to explore behavioral change among children with special needs.
On Friday, March 18th, students at Uganda School for the Deaf, a school for Deaf students in Uganda, participated in an art activity called My Changes,
Natan a young deaf artist beating all odds to follow his passion for art and painting
While Dawit was still young, he exhibited attention and interest in art, and every time he travelled with his father, he observed everything artistically. Whenever
The power of pictures – when words fail; pictures speak volume
Communication is an aspect of mentorship. Being heard and listened to are aspects of the mentor/mentee relationship. Yet, this might not be the same experience