Educate2Envision
Enhancing Curriculum and Educational Opportunities for Secondary School Students
Fast Facts
Honduras
Vijay Raghunathan
2021, 2022-23, 2024, 2025
Education
How Educate2Envision Is Making a Difference
Operating with a philosophy that education takes place beyond a classroom, E2E helps first-generation secondary school students use their education to tackle poverty in their communities.
Students in teams collaborate on projects that address illiteracy, access to clean water, deforestation, elder care, and healthcare. In this way, they learn how to conduct research on critical community issues; analyze needs using assessment tools and other methods; develop skills that prepare them to become future leaders in their communities; and gain confidence that helps them launch small businesses.
Work of Educate2Envision
- Creates schools in remote areas where traditional schools are scarce.
- Promotes working relationships between students from rural communities.
- Enhances the typical secondary school curriculum by equipping students with 21st-century skills and practical, hands-on application.
- Builds students’ skills, career plans and connections through local professional networks.
- Has established and continues to support a Graduate Resource Center to equip graduates with the skills and knowledge necessary to secure and excel in high-paying jobs
Initiatives Supported by Project Redwood
2021: $30,000 to support the expansion of the successful E2E Youth Leadership Training program into 30 additional rural secondary schools.
2022-23: $30,000 to fund the creation and equipping of a hub where 100 graduates will receive computer training, financial literacy, conflict resolution, and communication.
2024: $45,000 Impact Grant to improve E2E’s Marketing Plan and Strategic Giving Analysis, along with its monitoring, measurement and data collection in the field.
2025: $30,000 Impact Grant to support provision of training in technical trades and in entrepreneurship paths to employment for students; partnering with universities to teach interns at no cost; the application of technology to support the program’s teachers; and hosting of a rural education conference.