“If one girl with an education can change the world, what can 130 million do?” — @malala

Girls’ education around the world has been hit hard by lockdowns and school closures. We’re calling on #G7 leaders to support girls’ voices, leadership, safety, & education for a world that is greener, more inclusive and more prosperous ❤️ #BuildBackEqual

Who ultimately should direct data decisions and benefit from open data? From an equity standpoint, I hope it’s the communities from whom that data is derived first. 3/3

Today, on the International Day of Indigenous Peoples, we invite you to think about the theme of this year’s Day: “Leaving no one behind: Indigenous peoples and the call for a new social contract.” Learn more about the Day here: un.org/en/observances… UN Human Rights

“The world that you want to create will have a greater impact if we educate and empower and equip ourselves with more knowledge and skills.” — @malala

Just in time for the International Day of Indigenous Peoples, Hadzabe kids are back in school. Education is a right that many children around the world find hard to obtain. Support educational sovereignty #olanakwe #BacktoSchool2021 #Hadzabe #education #IndigenousPeoplesDay

Unloading a truck of building materials to repair a classroom at the local school. #MutualAid work - people from the community providing aid to the community #Together #IndigenousPeoplesDay #IndigenousDay #IndigenousPeoplesDay2021 #Olanakwe #Tanzania #Hadzabe #EducationForAll

Classroom repairs are finally complete! Before & after renovation to remove asbestos, replace windows, and weather proof all of the walls. Thank you to all of our donors who made this happen! The kids are so happy ✨ #olanakwe #Hadza #education4all #educationmatters #Tanzania

Before and after recent classroom renovation ⚡️⚡️⚡️ Nube'eya (thank you) to everyone who helped us to achieve the dream of making the classroom a safe place to learn #education4all #educationmatters #Indigenouseducation #Hadza #Hadzabe #olanakwe #Tanzania #LakeEyasi

This #GivingTuesday, consider donating to two excellent non-profits, both focused on providing aid & education to Indigenous communities: the @Olanakwe Community Fund, focused on the Hadzabe, and the helen elizabeth davis, working with the Tsimane and Kunene.

Today is #GivingTuesday Please consider even a small donation - every dollar helps support Hadzabe hunter-gatherer children and their request & right to education. #MutualAid #EducationForAll #educationmatters #sovereignty #Hadza #olanakwe #IndigenousRights #educationispower

Indigenous hunter-gatherers cannot maintain land rights without education and the ability to fight for their rights in the spaces where decisions are being made. Supporting educational empowerment IS supporting hunter-gatherer land rights & sovereignty. #GivingTuesday #Hadza

Featuring the work of Herman Pontzer, Alyssa Crittenden, Brian Wood, Mel Konner, and others. Special shoutout to The @Olanakwe Community Fund & the Hadza Fund, both of which directly support the Hadzabe.

Thank you for such a strong response Dorsa Amir. The harm of talking about Indigenous peoples as “wild humans” is very real. Thank you for being a friend to Olanakwe Community Fund 💜

Our Co-Director and Founder Sig Shani Sigwadze (on far right in photo) is finishing up exams in his first year of law school in Tanzania. Bahati njema (good luck)! 💫 It will be a historic moment when he becomes the first Hadzabe attorney in TZ #Indigenous #Hadza #lawschool #Tanzania

So excited to share this with you. Book cover!!!!

Dr. Alyssa Crittenden Alyssa Crittenden joins Cara Ocobock & Christopher Lynn on Sausage of Science to chat about gut microbiome work w/ Hadza community members, ethics of poop sampling, community-based work, & reconsidering biological sample collection. soundcloud.com/humanbiologyas…

The #CHAGS13 (Conference on Hunting and Gathering Societies) opening keynote talk is about to begin at UCD in Dublin!! @Olanakwe members, Sig Shani Sigwadze and ibrahim, starting things off! They’re presenting on changes facing Hadzabe - using a community centered lens ✨