WE ARE THE AFRICAN STUDENT- AND YOUTH- LED GLOBAL MOVEMENT DEMANDING JUSTICE FOR AFRICA.
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LATEST ACTIONS AND UPDATES
WHAT WE DO
ORGANISE AND MOBILISE
Our movement is powered by the determination, creativity and collaboration of young people, students and survivor-advocates across the world. We help convene partnerships between youth- and student-led organisations to organise together and learn how global injustice impacts the right to education in Africa.
We have already coordinated two major global mobilisations in over 40 countries. Our members also regularly hold national days of action to mark important moments such as World Day Against Child Labour or Day of the African Child. Find out more on our members page.
RESEARCH & ADVOCATE
To ensure our movement is supported by robust evidence, we undertake regular research to identify trends and monitor the latest data on education inequality. We also track the latest global policy updates on tax, debt, development financing and governance to create accessible article and reports. Find out more on our reports and resources page.
We use this research to advocate for policy change at the national, regional and international level. Such as supporting 70+ youth- and student-led organisations to issue an open letter to the International Monetary Fund demanding they stop discriminating against Africa.
CREATE CHANGE
Justice for Africa members are working tirelessly to defend the right to education in their countries, achieving important progress such as the release of funding for special education schools in Ghana and the establishment of a Commission for Out of School Children in Nigeria.
Achieving the structural global change needed to end injustice against Africa will take sustained international action. We are continuously contributing to this goal, for example, receiving supportive responses from high-income governments and international organisations from our advocacy on the need for IMF reform. Join this effort on our take action page.
