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Kúkátónón (pronounced koo-KAH-ton-naun), meaning "We are One" in the Kpelle language of Liberia, emphasizes unity as the foundation for collective progress. This principle inspires collaboration, respect, and shared purpose in addressing community challenges.
Kúkátónón (pronounced koo-KAH-ton-naun), meaning "We are One" in the Kpelle language of Liberia, emphasizes unity as the foundation for collective progress. This principle inspires collaboration, respect, and shared purpose in addressing community challenges.
Interns in Team Kúkátónón are united in their goal is to co-create sustainable solutions with local communities, ensuring that each effort is built on mutual respect and collective action.
Interns in Team Kúkátónón are united in their goal is to co-create sustainable solutions with local communities, ensuring that each effort is built on mutual respect and collective action.
Photos: Cohort 1, Ghana
Meet Cohort 1
Meet Cohort 1
Our first cohort’s diverse lenses and experiences add value to the program for the entire group. From public health and education to community research and social advocacy, each intern brings a unique perspective and passion to their placement in Ghana or Liberia.
From left to right: Merin Nicholas, Zoey Zaatreh, Joseanne De Almeida, Greatness Saywon
Meet Cohort 2
Meet Cohort 2
Our second cohort brings fresh perspectives to the IYIP experience and we look forward to walking the journey with them!
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