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The new literacy initiative aims to improve reading and writing skills among children and adults in selected Kpelle-speaking communities, working closely with schools, elders, and youth groups.
Kpelle farmers from Bong, Lofa, and Margibi Counties participated in a hands-on training on resilient agriculture practices to improve food security and household income.
Traditional leaders, youth, and women’s groups came together to showcase music, dance, storytelling, and crafts, highlighting the richness of Kpelle culture.
New reading corners established in community centers and schools are helping children and adults build confidence in reading in both English and Kpelle.
Through peer learning, farmers share best practices on soil management, post-harvest handling, and small-scale agribusiness.
The festival featured storytelling, traditional music, and exhibitions that celebrated identity and promoted unity.