Anseye Pou Ayiti (APA) works with civic leaders to a Haitian education system fueled by collective leadership and community development. We engage teacher leaders, parent leaders and school leaders from Gros-Morne, Gonaïves, Hinche, Boucan-Carré and Mirebalais through our fellowship programming to co- lasting change in schools and communities. We will also equip community coaches in fostering mutual gth.
2014
Año de fundación
Año de fundación
>100k
Presupuesto anual promedio USD
Presupuesto anual promedio USD
10-50 empleados
Sector/es
Educación · Cabildeo / Derechos Humanos · Infancia / Juventud
¿Qué han alcanzado hasta ahora y cuáles son los próximos pasos?
APA enables civic leadership to redefine true leadership as rooted in collective action, resulting in • 613 trained civic leaders reaching 18,588 students; • 83% average passing rates in classrooms; • 1,300+ Haitians mobilized and • recognition from HundrED, Emerson Collective, WISE Awards and more. Our goals are: • stronger movement building through fellowship programs; • mutual gth through community coach residency and • data work for evolving community needs.
¿Cómo se aseguran de que están haciendo las cosas bien?
APA tracks civic leader performance through: • evaluations by community coaches; • impacts on student progress; • data dashboards that track cross-cutting metrics like learning and well-being and • community feedback. Our expected results include increases in • access to quality education; • students’ school progress and • civic leadership in communities.
¿Cuáles son los compromisos sociales y ambientales a los que se adhieren?
APA is scaling deep, amplifying impact by deepening investments in existing partner communities for true sustainable change. With civic leaders, we build strong networks of collaboration for equi student outcomes. Through proximate leadership, we ensure that those with lived experiences of inequity are the solution bearers.
¿Cómo se identifican los miembros de tu organización?
APA’s staff members are Haitians who have a deep understanding of local communities’ needs. Each member brings in their unique perspective and relevant expertise. In our team: • 91% are in Haiti; 9% are in the US; • 48% are women; 52% are men; • 100% have secondary degrees; • 94% have undergraduate degrees; and • 9% have postgraduate degrees.
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APA’s work is rooted in collaborations with fellow leaders in education and development: Haitian Ministry of Education, MIT-Ayiti, Digital Promise, ALEWO, RISE Colorado and more. Our partnerships help us become a model for decolonizing practices in Latin America’s education systems.
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