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"United Against Learning In Fear"

South African Women are blazing a new path. With the majority of Black South African women enrolled in University studying either Business or Management, they are truly preparing themselves to become the new leaders and disruptors of Africa & beyond. Many times, however, their success is overshadowed by the fear of gender-based violence in higher learning institutions. FIT for the World: South Africa will visit four (4) universities in three (3) provinces, creating a groundbreaking forum to address the material challenges that young Women in South Africa face daily.

Universities

4

University of Cape Town

University of Pretoria

Wits University

University of Fort Hare

Provinces

3

Eastern Cape
Gauteng
Western Cape

Students Reached

60K+

FIT for the World Educational programs will reach more than 60,000 Women University students.

Part 1

Teaching University Students Community-Building at Scale.

Our foundational goal is simple: to make learning safe for women. Black South African Women are truly preparing themselves to become the new leaders and disruptors of Africa & beyond. Many times, however their success is overshadowed by the fear of gender based violence in higher learning institutions. FIT for the World: South Africa tour four (4) universities in three (3) provinces, creating a live forum to address the material challenges that young Women in South Africa face daily.

Topics Include: Gender-based violence, community-building, personal development, career

Part 2

Tech-Driven Mentorship & Support Programs.

Traditionally, American social impact initiatives on the African continent (South Africa specifically) have been focused on short-term solutions, but fail to give the long-term support necessary to ensure participant success.

 

FIT for Life plans to address these problems by providing FREE access to the FIT for Life platform for South African students that will connect our global network of resources with South African students who need them most.

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