Author: I Help Liberia
TEDx Presentation: Bringing Science Quiz Bowl to Liberia
The I-HELP Liberia Project Annual Trip to Liberia 2015 Report
Enhancing Science Education in Liberia Michelle Chan, Amy Pan, Alison Zhao, Edward Zhou June 18 – July 4, 2015 Contents 1 Executive Summary 2 Introduction 2.1 The I-HELP Liberia Project 2.2 Our Trip to Liberia 3 Observations in Liberian Schools Read More …
Two Esteemed US Scientists Award Scholarship to Three Liberian Medical Students
Dr. Jonathan Hart Moderates the Liberia Ministry of Education Science Bowl Competition in Monrovia, Liberia. Hunter College High School Students: President of the I-HELP Liberia Club Alison Zhao, Michelle Chan, Amy Pan, and Edward Zhou. One year ago, the World Read More …
Weeks after Ebola Crisis Declared Over, NYC High School Students in Liberia to Aid Science Education
On May 9th 2015, the World Health Organization declared Liberia the first of the “big three” African countries to be Ebola-free, ending for Liberia an epidemic which has swept across West Africa and claimed the lives of over 11,000 people. Read More …
I HELP Liberia Project Visits Ganta
Students in Ganta are testing the water with the pH probe.
Liberia: The realization of LIMANY/IHELP donated books is visibly seen and noticed, says Asumana Randolph as the Science delegation visit the J.W. Pearson School Library
Donors sending help to institutions and organizations usually worry about the realization of the intent of their donations with many thinking about the diversion of said donations into personal pockets or use by individuals heading such initiative. The Liberian Mandingo Read More …
I-Help Liberia Benefit Concert
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