Alumni in the News

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Working on Beyoncé’s Black is King

David Boanuh '19 served as Director of Photography for scenes shot in Ghana, helping bring unique representations of Africa to the film described as a "a celebratory memoir for the world on the Black experience." - BBC (2020)

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Teaching Girls to Code

Regina is the founder and CEO of Soronko Solutions, a software development powerhouse. Her social enterprise, Tech Needs Girls, has mentored thousands of women and girls by teaching them to code. - Fair Planet (2020)

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Becoming a Leading AI Researcher

From a small farming community in rural Ghana, to Ashesi, to Darthmouth College, Maxwell Aladago '18 is on a path to becoming one of Ghana’s leading artificial intelligence researchers. - Citi Newsroom (2019)


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Breaking the Link Between Disability and Poverty

Technology is the key to transforming the lives of disabled people, believes Derick Omari '18. His award-winning social enterprise trains people with disabilities to use IT for education and employment. - British Council (2020)

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Helping a New Generation Rise

Yawa Hansen-Quao '06, Executive Director of Emerging Public Leaders, believes that a new generation of well-trained civil servants is the key to improving Africa’s governance. - Chandler Foundation (2020) *See pg. 46-50.

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Making the Forbes #30Under30 Creatives List

Joseph Awuah-Darko made the coveted 2019 list as co-founder of Agbogblo.Shine Initiative, which encourages people working at dumps to turn waste into high-end furniture. - Forbes (2019)