Farmer Focus: Meet Sallay Sesay
Meet Sallay Sesay: Strength, Resilience, and the Future of Farming In Sierra Leone, farming is more than a livelihood; it is a lifeline. For many, it is the only way to provide food, income, and stability for...
Teacher Feature: Mariama Barrie
The teachers at both of our schools are deeply dedicated and understand the vital role education plays in shaping the future of their students. At Newton Village School, educators like Mariama Barrie work for a stipend rather than a...
Sustainable Agriculture
As COP30 in Belém draws to a close, the final two days (November 19-20) shine a critical spotlight on Agriculture, Food Systems, Food Security, Fisheries, and Family Farming, alongside the vital cross-cutting themes of Women, Gender, and Afro-descendant communities....
DMark Music
Our Executive Director is also a gifted songwriter and musician. All proceeds from his music go directly to support the work of SHARP. Here is his story, in his own words. I’m Ibrahim A. Kamara, but most people know...
Adapting to Climate Change
As the world’s leaders, policymakers, and activists gather in Belém, Brazil for COP30, we at SHARP are reflecting on our role in tackling the climate crisis. The first two days are dedicated to laying the groundwork for climate readiness and...
Spotlight on Teachers: Ms. Senga
Featured Teacher Interview: Sia Senga In this month’s feature, Ibrahim Kamara sits down with Sia Senga, one of our dedicated teachers, to learn more about her journey, her passion, and her advice for the next generation of educators. ...