Through powerful Global partnerships, GIT is strengthening youth leadership in enterprise and social change, the Vijana Impact Hub Cohort one, empowers participants with practical skills, mentorship, and a platform for growth, grounded in SDGs the program promotes dignity, equity, and community resilience.
Empowering Youth Building Harmonious Communities
By Our reporter
Global Impact Transformation (GIT), in strategic partnership with Global Peace Foundation Brazil and BESOURO, proudly launches Vijana Impact Hub Cohort One, initiative designed to equip youth aged 18–35 with entrepreneurial skills, innovation tools, and mentorship to lead inclusive, peaceful, and sustainable development across Africa.
Taking place from May 19–23, 2025, this virtual training is led by a renowned entrepreneurship expert from Brazil and will be followed by 90 days of structured mentorship and business consulting, from May 27 to August 24, 2025. The training is offered free of charge and will be streamed live on YouTube.
In line with GIT’s core values, Vijana Impact Hub Cohort One is grounded in equity, inclusion, and partnership. The program intentionally prioritizes young women, persons with disabilities (PWDs), and youth from underserved communities to ensure that no one is left behind.
“Launching Vijana Impact Hub Cohort One is a bold step toward inclusive entrepreneurship and social transformation. We are investing in youth to shape a future where innovation, dignity, and harmony thrive.” - Martha Nghambi, Founder and Executive Director, Global Impact Transformation
Our Commitment to Inclusion and Equity
At GIT, inclusion is not an option, it is a guiding principle. All programs, including Vijana Impact Hub, are designed to be accessible to persons with disabilities (PWDs) and to promote the full participation of marginalized groups. Our vision is to build harmonious, resilient communities through youth-led innovation, collective action, and global solidarity.
We uphold inclusion and equity as non-negotiable pillars of sustainable development. In line with the principles of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD), our programming is deliberately designed to be inclusive, accessible, and responsive to the needs of all, particularly persons with disabilities (PWDs), women, and youth from marginalized communities.
Through initiatives like the Vijana Impact Hub, we actively promote inclusive participation, ensuring that individuals of all abilities and backgrounds are not only reached, but meaningfully engaged as agents of change. Our approach integrates universal design, disability-inclusive programming, and gender-responsive strategies across every stage of implementation.
GIT is committed to dismantling systemic barriers and fostering equitable access to skills, resources, and opportunities. By centering dignity, agency, and intersectionality in our work, we contribute to the creation of harmonious, just, and resilient communities, where no one is left behind.
Apply to Join Vijana Impact Hub Cohort One
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