Three days ago, we celebrated World Refugee Day and we stand in solidarity with the young refugees we serve, celebrating their agency and resilience. We know of their courage first hand. While we have been around for 20 years, next year will mark ten years since we began serving refugee populations. We are continually reflecting on our lessons learned and how they can benefit the expansion of higher education and training for refugees. Over the last two days, I shared how we repackaged our proven model to serve young refugees and what we have learned in supporting refugees transitioning to employment.

Every year, on the 20th of June, we celebrate World Refugee Day. For the last 20 years, Kepler has been dedicated to providing pathways to employment for vulnerable African youth. Next year will mark ten years since we began serving refugee populations. We are continually reflecting on our lessons learned and how they can benefit the expansion of higher education for refugees. I want to share three lessons we have learned so far.

Every year, on the 20th of June, we celebrate World Refugee Day. For the last 20 years, Kepler has been dedicated to providing pathways to employment for vulnerable African youth. Next year will mark ten years since we began serving refugee populations. We are continually reflecting on our lessons learned and how they can benefit the expansion of higher education for refugees. Yesterday, I shared on the genesis of our campus in Kiziba refugee camp in Western Rwanda, and how we repackaged our proven model to serve young refugees in an isolated setting.