20 Years Later—Are Textbooks Still Relevant?
We’ve done a lot together in 20 years, CoEd supporters! Lately, as you know, we’ve been pretty jazzed about our sixfold expansion of the Scholarship & Youth Development Program. We’re also re-engineering and expanding CORP, preparing for the grand opening of our...
Girl Gone Travel on CoEd Project Tours and the Thousand Girls Initiative
Carol Cain experienced extreme poverty as a child. Years later, she came on tour with us as a professional travel blogger (that’s right, we’re talking about the fabulous Girl Gone Travel) and saw the effect that our Scholarship and Youth Development Program has on...
Happy Birthday to…Who?
Hey, so...noticed anything different about us lately? Do we seem a bit like a...fine wine or cheese to you? Mature? Sophisticated? Slightly more grown up? NO!? Okay fine, we’ll just tell you: We’re turning 20! Aaaaaaaaand: We want YOU to celebrate with us! That’s...
Scholarship Graduate Survey: Results Are In
There is nothing like KNOWING that you have changed someone's life, and our recent survey of Scholarship & Youth Development Program graduates proves that YOU have done just that. Scholarship graduates see the world differently when they finish the program, and go...
Sandra Capen: Hungering for Something Different
From a young age, Sandra Capen was motivated to get good grades by her parents—who sacrificed so much to educate their three children that the family sometimes went without food. Throughout grade school Sandra couldn’t eat lunch with her friends or purchase the school...