Welcome to MoMo Education, a program by Sister Schools Foundation that offers a unique opportunity for pupils between the ages of 10-18 to connect and learn from their peers on the opposite side of the wealth balance through our Digital Educational Exchange Platform (DEEP).
DEEP is a platform that enables primary and secondary school students worldwide to collaborate, communicate and learn from each other in a way that breaks down barriers and promotes understanding.
But we need your help to make this happen. Your donation will go towards funding the technology, resources and support that our participating schools need to make this program a success.
By supporting MoMo Education, you’re investing in the future of education and the development of our next generation of global citizens. Together, we can bridge the gap and empower young people to make a positive impact in the world.
Donate today and be a part of something truly special. Help us to provide access to Digital Educational Exchange Platform (DEEP) to pupils in primary & secondary schools worldwide. Thank you for your support.
Donate today and be a part of something truly special. Thank you for your support.
Make your donation directly to NL76ABNA0113292961 Stichting Sister Schools or visit our petition at GoFoundMe.
This goal aims at reducing inequality within and among countries in income, age, sex, disability, ethnicity, religion or other status within a country.
This goal aims to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.
This goal aims for a global partnership for sustainable development. It highlights the importance of mobilising financial resources for developing countries.
By 2025 we aim to connect 80 schools in 4 continents, impacting 8.500 students. We will invest half a million euro in technology and interchange of students and teachers. World wide we will be working together with 150 volunteers.
We connect to build relationships, understanding and compassion between people from different backgrounds.
With our Local Learning Communities (LLC´s) we create lifelong learning opportunities, working together on local community projects.
In a globalized world participation of our young citizens will help find solutions for wicked problems.
Shouldn’t all kids have the opportunity to get access to quality education, regardless of where they are born?
Our 2-year educational programs connect pupils (age: 10-12, 13-15, 16-18) from different socio-economic backgrounds and help them develop skills, attitudes & knowledge for the 21st century by addressing local problems. All learners will:
• Become Engaged Thinkers: Critical thinking and problem solving, Creativity and Innovation.
• Become Ethical Citizens: Social Responsibility, Cultural, Global and Environmental Awareness, Communication.
• Develop Entrepreneurial Spirit: Digital Literacy, Lifelong Learning and Personal Management, Collaboration and Leadership.
• Get knowledge on the diversity of perspectives and realities in which people live.
• Understand how cross-cultural communication asks for open attitudes of humble inquiry without having immediate opinions and prejudice.
IIn Kenya – just like in the Netherlands – and everywhere else in the world education innovation gives new possibilities for learners and teachers. The measures surrounding COVID have made it even clearer how important digital literacy is. However, schools and teachers in Kenya need additional support and financial resources to provide digital education. DEEP is a communication platform to easily and securely share educational information, knowledge and experiences between sister schools in Kenya and the Netherlands.
Read more about our crowdfunding!
“Inequality of opportunities is a worldwide problem. A way to challenge it, is to start a connection and a dialogue between the children of the world. The Sister School program helps children from here and there to learn with and from each other. That is why I like to contribute to Sister Schools and share my experiences as an educationalist. I truly believe that with these exchange programs we contribute to a peaceful and sustainable world.”
“I believe that education is the key to changing the world. For this reason, I am happy to be part of one organization that believes in it and has a mission to develop 21st-century skills through the connection between kids from different countries.”
“I have a drive to contribute to our society. As a sinologist, I firmly believe that cultural education is the key to social equality and inclusiveness in our society. Because experiencing different cultures makes us understand and respect the different ways and needs of people across the world. I worked for the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and currently I am working as a copywriter at Osage.”
