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This quote gives some insight into what we are noticing across some INGOs and international funders. realife will work against this trajectory in solidarity with others into the emerging cracks.

Image reads: A client of realife Learning working for an INGO:

“It's indeed crumbling... I hope something better and transformative will emerge out of this chaos.

Perhaps the next step should be a deeper analysis of this very unique phase in the sector.

I know this isn't new but it's the extreme corporate approach adopted is what makes feel callous even vindictive.

For years, we've preached values to all who can hear but at the point of decision making, we low-key, with both hands, choose capitalism.”

At realife Learning, our meaningful work is not crafted in silos, it’s co-created across continents.

These past weeks, our Directors from the Global North and Global South came together in person to refine our organizational strategy, deepen collaboration and ground our work in DEI principles that reflect the richness of our global team.

From lived experience to collective vision, we’re building a future where equity, inclusion, and learning go hand-in-hand.

Witnessing Wonder, Reflecting Purpose!!!

This week, realife Learning’s Founder and Director stood in awe at the mighty Mosi-oa-Tunya (the Smoke that Thunders) a powerful reminder of the strength, beauty and resilience rooted in Southern Africa.

Just like the Zambezi River that feeds the falls, our mission flows with purpose in forging paths of collaborative, justice-driven learning across borders, communities and generations.

From this natural marvel, we’re reminded that when voices, efforts, and energies converge, transformation learning happens that is bold, unstoppable and deeply rooted.

Together, let’s keep building learning spaces that uplift, connect and empower across Southern Africa.

-oa-Tunya

The realife Director team of Jane, Muule and Finn spent a wonderful Saturday afternoon with Misozi who we've been working with through the last year at Oxfam GB - and who is outside of her work leading and fully enabling a visionary new creative community space for Lusaka