On Saturday the 18th of May, Professors Without Borders in partnership with the Gulf Futures Center, LSEIdeas and Richmond University, hosted a conference at the German School in London. The conference featured 11 speakers from across more »
Announcing New Conference: Teaching Tech to Gen Z
Professors Without Borders in collaboration with, The German School , LSEIdeas, The Gulf Futures Center and Richmond, the American University in London is hosting its first student-led conference “Teaching Tech to Gen Z” . This event will provide a platform for more »
Tessy de Nassau Launches Crowdfunding Campaign to Benefit Professors Without Borders
PROWIBO co-founder Tessy de Nassau has launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise £12,000 to benefit PROWIBO summer school programs. From June 14th to June 15th, 2019 Tessy de Nassau will be participating in Vätternrundan, the more »
Read Our December Newsletter
We have published our December newsletter for 2018! Find our more about our 2018 achievements and our plans for 2019. We would like to thank all who have supported our mission this year and many more »
Valuing Higher Education for Women
Professors Without Borders is committed to empowering women through education, increasing the quality of their livelihood and enabling them to contribute to the development of their community and society. Historically, women have faced many barriers more »
The Yale Young African Scholars Program: Applications Open
The Yale Young African Scholars (YYAS) program is now accepting applications for its 2019 Program. Operated by Yale University, YYAS is an eight day intensive academic and enrichment program designed for African secondary school students who more »
Upcoming Event: Jeanne Chavany Fundraiser
On October 26th, Jeanne Chavany will host an afternoon event, where 10% of all purchases will benefit Professors Without Borders. At the event, Jeanne Chavany will launch their newest pen case, called “New Beginnings”, a more »
A Day in the Life of a PROWIBO Lecturer: Andrew
PROWIBO values the hard work and dedication of all our volunteer lecturers. We know that their job is not an easy one, so we wanted to shed light on the work that they do. Our more »
Exploring the Realities of Gender Inequality, Defining Human Security, and Studying Identity Based Violence and Discrimination
The students have hit the ground running at PROWIBO’s program at SWU. Following a great first day of teaching, Georgiana has challenged the students to explore complex topics, such as gender inequality, LGBTQ rights, and more »
Designing Workshops, Teaching Research Methods, and a Trip to the Farm
Chandni and Andrew have had quite a full week of teaching ARU. Chandni has been leading sessions in her course on Negotiations and Entrepreneurship that focus on workshop development and implementation. Moreover, Andrew has been facilitating more »