In January, DigiLit launched its first monthly challenge of the year, setting the tone for a dynamic and purpose-driven year ahead. The challenge was an invitation for community-based Sparks to …read more

We are excited to introduce Alabani Nurudeen Damba as our Catalyst of the Month for January 2025. Alabani is a changemaker whose dedication, creativity, and teamwork continue to make waves …read more

At EduSpots, we believe in equipping local changemakers with the tools, mindset, and networks they need to transform their communities through education. This belief was brought to life through the …read more

We are proud to announce Dadwen Spot as the February Spot of the Month! In an interview held by Kofi Antwi, Peer Mentor for the Catalyst Leadership Programme and Bonomanso …read more

Welcome back to our Book of the Month series: April edition! This month, in celebration of Earth Day, we have chosen to explore Robin Wall Kimmerer’s collection of essays Braiding …read more

  Before independence and even onwards, children in West African countries have been reading more books written by European writers and writers from North America. These books have contributed immensely …read more

This is the model of practice that we hope all Spots in the EduSpots network can work towards, with our support. This has been created through the ideas and practice of …read more

The Trustees of EduSpots are pleased to present their report together with the financial statements of the Charity for the year ended 31 December 2020. Thank you to everyone who supported …read more

The EduSpots Youth Change Makers The EduSpots Youth Change Makers program provides a platform for impassioned youth to create the change they want to see in their communities whilst, in …read more

We are delighted to launch our first storybook in a series named ‘Kwame’s Adventures’. This particular story is based in Tease, one of our EduSpots communities in the Afram Plains …read more

Following requests, we have created courses that help to take community service online during the coronavirus outbreak. We hope to bring students and community leaders from across the world together …read more

To ensure that principles of our project are embedded in the very writing of this article, this article is written by a combination of Ghanaian and UK voices. Note that …read more

The Edinaman Senior High School girls’ team have once again beaten the odds to reach the national finals (last 8 – they came 3rd last year), which is on 13-15th …read more

Once again, as I’m taking an online short course on social entrepreneurship, I thought I’d post some musing and share some of the insights along the way. Feel free to …read more

As I’m currently taking a short course on social entrepreneurship, I thought I’d post some reflections and summaries of ideas each week as a way of consolidating my own understanding, and …read more

An extract from a dissertation entitled ‘Beacons of community-led education, or divisive entities? A study of parental attitudes towards community-led libraries in rural Ghana Following a comprehensive literature review, I …read more

After consulting with many leaders and volunteers from across our different ‘Reading Spots’, we have decided to formalise the way in which we recognise the incredible work ongoing across our …read more

I’ve intended to write a brief article about this for a while, in case some of our experiences and ideas have the ability to support others running or thinking about establishing an international …read more