Kesmonds International University | Cameroon Campus

Special Invitation to AAU's 15th Quadrennial General Conference:
2021-07-05 08:00 - 2021-07-08 17:00 UTC
Under the patronage of His Excellency, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, President of the Republic of Ghana, the AAU will hold its 15th Quadrennial General Conference of African University Leaders from 5th – 8th July, 2021 virtually. You are invited to register to participate in this event, which is one of the biggest gathering of African Higher Education stakeholders across the continent. Participation is free of charge (no participation fees).
The 2021 General Conference, with the theme: “The Future of African Education” will, among other things, provide an opportunity for African academics to share scientific and research information on the theme, as well as provide a platform for sharing best practices with policy makers, and strengthen networking among African higher education institutions.
REGISTER here to attend: https://tinyurl.com/AAUGC2021

Community Issues & Concerns
2021-07-04 17:00
Community Issues & Concerns Presents ZOOM WEBINAR ON COMMUNITY ADVOCATES
on Sunday, July 4th ,2021 @ 5.00 Pm to Interact and get to Know your community advocates
Zoom Details
ID:86739584720
Passcode: [REDACTED]

Don't miss The Youth Progress Virtual Forum on June 10th
2021-06-10
Covid, Climate and Commitment
We are at a critical moment in time. We need to align on how the world recovers from Covid, how to make real climate action happen and how to protect and improve the quality of life for our young and future generations. The European Youth Forum, and the Social Progress Imperative are hosting a live virtual forum on June 10th to bring these issues to the forefront with policy-makers, business and civil society organizations.
We will preview the new Youth Progress Index, a tool we developed to understand what is working and what isn’t for youth across the world. The practical framework can be used to identify and prioritize the pressing needs of young people, remove barriers to their wellbeing and prosperity, and provide the resources needed to shape a fairer society for the future.
Through in-depth interviews and discussions we will address issues such as: the best way to move forward with climate action; how we assess and repair the damage caused by the global pandemic, from mental health issues, to job loss,
education disruption and more.
If we want to move people we have to move ourselves, if we want to create change we have to change the conversation and if we want to make commitments happen we must commit to showing up. So join us on June 10th as we mobilise for change.

Class of 2021 Graduation Convocation
2021-06-01
Class of 2021 Graduation Convocation in Somalia … 1st June 2021.
