Africa-wide network
Flagship conferences, leadership dialogues, shared resources and cross-country collaboration.
Communities of practice
Find educators who share your place, your practice or your professional questions — and turn connection into better learning.
One network, four ways to connect
Members may belong to more than one community. Choose the spaces most relevant to your work.
Flagship conferences, leadership dialogues, shared resources and cross-country collaboration.
A chapter in each African country, connecting national priorities with educator voice and local partnerships.
Regular peer learning close to home. In Kenya, communities organise by region and county.
Practice-focused communities for educators working on common disciplines and challenges.
Africa country chapters
Country chapters coordinate national conversations, professional learning and representation within the wider network.
East Africa
Burundi · Comoros · Djibouti · Ethiopia · Kenya · Rwanda · Somalia · South Sudan · Tanzania · Uganda
West Africa
Benin · Burkina Faso · Cabo Verde · Côte d’Ivoire · The Gambia · Ghana · Guinea · Guinea-Bissau · Liberia · Mali · Mauritania · Niger · Nigeria · Senegal · Sierra Leone · Togo
Central Africa
Cameroon · Central African Republic · Chad · Congo · DR Congo · Equatorial Guinea · Gabon · São Tomé and Príncipe
North Africa
Algeria · Egypt · Libya · Morocco · Sudan · Tunisia
Southern Africa
Angola · Botswana · Eswatini · Lesotho · Madagascar · Malawi · Mauritius · Mozambique · Namibia · Seychelles · South Africa · Zambia · Zimbabwe
Country chapters open in phases as founding leaders and volunteer teams are confirmed. If your chapter is not yet active, register as a founding member or volunteer.
Register your interestKenya community network
Kenya’s chapter connects eight regional communities. Each region supports county CoPs that meet around shared priorities and local opportunities.
Nairobi · Kiambu · Kajiado · Machakos
Nyeri · Murang’a · Kirinyaga · Nyandarua · Laikipia
Embu · Meru · Tharaka-Nithi · Kitui · Makueni · Isiolo · Marsabit
Mombasa · Kilifi · Kwale · Taita-Taveta · Lamu · Tana River
Nakuru · Uasin Gishu · Nandi · Kericho · Bomet · Narok · Baringo · Elgeyo-Marakwet · Samburu · Turkana · West Pokot
Kakamega · Bungoma · Busia · Vihiga
Kisumu · Siaya · Homa Bay · Migori · Kisii · Nyamira
Garissa · Wajir · Mandera
Thematic communities
Choose a thematic CoP when you want subject-specific learning, tools and peer exchange.
Responsible AI, digital pedagogy and technology-enabled teaching.
Coding, robotics, physical computing, design and learner innovation.
Instructional leadership, culture, strategy and school improvement.
Learning design, facilitation, coaching and educator development.
Belonging, accessibility, safeguarding and whole-child support.
Foundational learning, play, inquiry and developmentally responsive practice.
Community leadership
Each chapter or CoP has one accountable lead supported by volunteer officials with clear portfolios.
Sets direction, convenes the leadership team, represents the community and safeguards its purpose.
Coordinates the calendar, learning activities and continuity.
Welcomes members, supports belonging and keeps participation active.
Organises sessions, speakers, peer learning and facilitator support.
Manages notices, stories, documentation and approved channels.
Promotes safe participation and handles concerns through approved processes.
Tracks engagement, feedback, learning evidence and community improvement.
Community guidelines
Every member, leader, volunteer, speaker and partner agrees to these shared standards.
Engage across differences with dignity. No harassment, discrimination or intimidation.
Follow safeguarding, privacy, consent and responsible sharing requirements.
Credit sources, protect confidential information and distinguish evidence from opinion.
Connect discussion to educator practice, learner experience and contextual realities.
Serve the community before selling products, recruiting or pursuing personal visibility.
Use community reporting channels. Leaders respond fairly, discreetly and without retaliation.
Quick decision guide
| If you want to… | Join this community | Your first activity |
|---|---|---|
| Meet educators nearby | Country chapter + local CoP | Regional welcome circle |
| Improve a specific area of practice | Thematic CoP | Practice exchange or learning lab |
| Represent educators nationally | Country chapter | Chapter forum or policy dialogue |
| Build leadership experience | Volunteer leadership team | Volunteer orientation |
| Connect across Africa | Continental network | Flagship conference or dialogue |
Your path into the community
Membership is continental. Your chapter and Communities of Practice determine where you participate most directly.