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The Northeast Chapter of Nurturing Minds will be hosting its 4th Annual African Evening on Saturday November 2 from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln, MA. Online ticket sale is now closed – but you can still purchase tickets at the door tonight – please join us Please join
Read MoreThe Rocky Mountain Chapter is hosting our 5th African Evening to Benefit the Sega Girls School in Tanzania. Please join us… on Saturday November 9, 2013 at the Boulder Country Club from 6:00 – 11:00 pm …. for a fun evening including dinner, auction and dancing. Ticket price is $65 (or will be $75 at the
Read MoreStudents Advocate Against the Ivory Trade Students at Sega are always busy, but many of them (46 students to be exact) have found time to enthusiastically participate in the school’s Anti-Ivory Club. The Anti- Ivory Club, led by Sega teacher Enock Gray, advocates to save elephants and end the ivory trade. The club began last
Read MoreMeg Saligman Shares the Story about Sega’s Water Tower Mural Meg Saligman, a much respected muralist from Philadelphia, shares a video about her experience painting Sega’s water tower earlier this summer. This video entwines beautiful video clips of the school and students with Meg’s thoughtful reflection about her time at Sega. Watch the video to
Read MoreThis fantastic auction item is being offered at our Nurturing Minds party in West Chester, PA on 10/27 – but you can bid by proxy, even if you are not attending the party. This trip for two has been donated by some of the best resorts in East Africa and includes a visit to the Sega
Read MoreCelebrating Girls All Over the World October 11th was a special day for Sega students and girls all over the world – it was the second annual International Day of the Girl Child. This celebration, created by the UN, seeks to advance girls’ rights and acknowledge the unique challenges that girls face
Read MoreProviding an Education that Extends Beyond the Classroom As many of you know, SEGA strives to provide an education and a second chance to many underprivileged and vulnerable girls. One particular demographic SEGA seeks to help, who is often ostracized and overlooked by Tanzanian society, is young pregnant girls. A recent report by the Center
Read MoreThe Next Step: Students Learn About Potential Career Paths For Form Four students, the past several months have been filled with a number of inspiring Career Workshops in order to better prepare the girls for jobs and life after they graduate in December. The Career Workshops program began in April with a visit from a
Read MoreCelebrating Five Years: How Time Flies! This fall the Sega Girls School is celebrating it’s 5-Year Anniversary – a huge milestone considering that five years ago the school was simply a dream. The progress that has been made, the obstacles that have been overcome, and the lives that have been changed during the school’s creation
Read MoreWater Tower, Water Tale Earlier in August a very exciting project began at the SEGA school. The school’s water tower began its transformation from a simple structure to a beautiful mural illustrating the importance of water in daily life. Meg Saligman, a renowned Philadelphia muralist, began months ago collaborating with the girls at SEGA to
Read MoreA joyful milestone: SEGA’s fifth graduation ceremony. On a sunny and breezy Saturday, October 21st, 2017, SEGA celebrated its 5th-ever graduation! It was a beautiful ceremony honoring and celebrating the hard work and perseverance of the 36 girls of the graduating class of 2017. Parents and guests came from far and wide to sing, dance...
Read MoreSEGA was thrilled to host happier founder, Nataly Kogan, and her family as part of a group of 11 mothers and daughters who recently traveled to the school. Special thanks to Nataly for sharing her insights, experience and love with our staff and students. Enjoy Nataly’s blog below in her own words. Two weeks ago...
Read MoreBy Ivy Reno and her cousins – Cory, Renee, Ben, Lauren, Jane and Cali Recently 14 family members traveled from San Francisco to Tanzania to visit the SEGA Girls School. Our group consisted of 7 adults and 7 cousins, ages 14 -20. We started our journey to SEGA early in the morning from...
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