Learn-Shares - Peer Learning Sessions
2026 Learn-Shares
Q3 Learn-Share
GLAMI and AMPLIFY Girls Share agency-building practices emerging from the Binti Shupavu Study’s Midline Findings.
Q2 Peer Learning Workshop
GLAMI takes us through causal mechanisms that enable girls’ Agency; Evidence from Binti Shupavu: Midline Report on Agency and Educational Outcomes.
Q1 Peer Learning Workshop
Kakenya's Dream shares how they are sustaining girls’ agency beyond program delivery through alumni engagement and post-program support.
Q3 Learn-Share Slides
Find the slides from GLAMI’s presentation.
Q2 Peer Learning Slides
Find the slides from GLAMI’s presentation.
Q1 Peer-Learning Slides
Find the slides from Kakenya’s Dream.
2025 Learn Shares
Q4 Peer Learning Workshop
This session involves EPN, Komera, and MEK sharing their lived experiences and practical strategies for engaging parents and teachers in adolescent girls’ agency-building programs.
Q2 Peer Learning Workshop
TICAH and YFC Uganda share insights from their AGAS implementation and results.
Q1 Peer-Learning Workshop
Our Sisters Opportunity in Rwanda and Girl Up Initiative Uganda take us through how they implement their fashion design vocational training programs.
Q4 Peer-Learning Slides
Find the slides from EPN, Komera, and Msichana Empowerment Kuria on how they engage parents and teachers for girls-agency building.
Q2 Peer-Learning Slides
Find TICAH and YFC Uganda’s owerPoint slides from the Q2 peer learning workshop.
Q1 Peer-Learning Slides
Q1 PowerPoint presentations from Our Sisters Opportunity and Girl Up Uganda highlighting their fashion design vocational training programs.
2024 Learn Shares
Q4 Peer-Learning Workshop
Asimwe Suedi takes us through how to understand and interpret the AGAS results and use them for programmatic improvement.
Q3 Peer Learning Workshop
Girl Power Foundation Uganda shares about their Go-Girl Mentorship program and their experience in measuring their impact on Girls’ Agency using the AGAS.
Q2 Peer-Learning Workshop
Impanuro Girls Initiative - Rwanda and Youth Fraternity for Change - Uganda share their experiences, strategies, and lessons that resulted in them registering better agency scores for leadership skills indicators.
Q1 Peer-Learning Workshop
Elle Peut Naidim (EPN) and AGE Africa, share their experience on promising practices that have improved girls’ Environmental Beliefs, particularly the Positive Gender Norm score.
Q4 Peer-Learning Slides
Q4 PowerPoint presentation on interpreting AGAS results. The topics covered include results comparison across different cohorts and non-significant result interpretation.
Q3 Peer Learning Slides
Please find the Girl Power Foundation’s presentation on their Go-Girl Program and how they are using the AGAS tool to measure their impact through the program.
Q2 Peer-Learning Slides
Here are slides from Impanuro Girls Initiative and Youth Fraternity for Change’s presentations highlighting their agency-focused leadership programs, their agency scores and lessons learned from their results.
Q1 Peer-Learning Slides
Please find EPN and Age Africa's slides/presentations and an overview of the AMPLIFY Girls Agency Survey (AGAS) framework highlighting the four primary indicators, with a keen focus on Environmental beliefs.