Two distinguished members of our team engaged in an interview on Wisconsin Radio on Tuesday, October 29, 2024. Obed Donkor and Priscilla Mansa Fynn, shared the impactful work being done by our foundation as we gear up for TSM 2024. This interview was a step toward creating awareness of our mission to bridge the gap between industry and academia while highlighting our dedication to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 3, 4, and 9.
During the interview, Obed and Priscilla introduced our foundation’s mission, vision, and values, offering listeners a comprehensive understanding of our focus areas. They explained how our foundation is committed to advancing good health and well-being (SDG 3), providing quality education (SDG 4), and fostering innovation and infrastructure (SDG 9). These pillars guide all our projects and events, including our highly anticipated mentorship initiative, The Speed Mentoring (TSM).
The discussion also highlighted our ongoing projects, such as the Silent Counts, an Abacus Project, which focuses on fostering mathematics, analytical, and science literacy among the deaf, this Project is designed to support the deaf community in developing these critical skills to systematically enrolled the deaf in tertiary education. Each of these initiatives is crafted to create a lasting impact and bridge key knowledge gaps within underserved communities. They also called on organizations and individuals who like to support projects the foundation and its hub are running.
As excitement builds for TSM 2024, our team expressed sincere gratitude to our sponsors who have played an essential role in bringing our vision to life. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Wisconsin International University College, Beladyn, Bouncy, Wisconsin Radio, and the Ghana West Africa Medical Mission.
Stay tuned for more updates on TSM 2024 and our ongoing projects as we drive change and strengthen ties between academia and industry.