The Kenyan daily newspaper "The Star" published a story about two MPs at an EAI-hosted Peace Promotion Fellowship meeting, who said that the only way to reduce radicalization by violent extremist groups is by engaging youth in meaningful activities.
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Kenya

Our own Gemma Ferguson, Technical Advisor for EAI, recently published a comparative case study on programs in Nepal and Rwanda that teach and support couples who are working to create and maintain equitable, nonviolent relationships.
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Nepal

We often focus on new technologies – developing the newest app or handing every teacher a tablet – as if they are magic bullets to solving the world’s development problems. Read here how in the developing world it's not so simple.
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On March 7, 2016, AREWA24’s weekly soap opera Dadin Kowa won the prestigious Viewers’ Choice Award from Africa Magic/Multichoice-Nigeria for Best Indigenous Language Movie/TV Series – Hausa.
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Nigeria

- Discourse in the ICT4D field can often get ahead of itself, focusing so much on new technologies that developing the newest app or handing every teacher a tablet becomes the magic bullet to solving the world’s development problems.
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This article explores lessons learned from one meeting of EAI's CVE working group, which launched in March 2017 by EAI in Washington, D.C. the “Empowering CVE Working Group” is a quarterly convening of CVE practitioners, scholars, and policymakers.
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