Our programmes are designed to develop the next generation of intellectually curious, caring and respectful young leaders with the power to make a difference.
After graduating from Our Moon, scholars leave with the skills, knowledge and disposition they need to thrive at university, lift themselves out of poverty and drive change across their country and continent.
Our Young Leaders Programme helps brilliant young people fulfil their academic potential and become critical thinkers with a social-conscience and awareness of global challenges.
By providing volunteering opportunities through our Value Added Volunteering, we help people gain skills and the necessary documents to become employable.
Our Identity and Expression Programme develops critical thinking, problem-solving and employability skills, while helping our students explore their own identities.
Our Postgraduate Programme connects our alumni and other eligible young people to study opportunities to help them fulfil their academic potential and contribute to development.
After graduating from Our Moon, we connect our alumni through our Alumni Programme, and provide them with information about scholarship opportunities and internships while studying.
OUR CURRICULUM
Drawing on ancient philosophers, religious texts and the theories of Pierre Bourdieu and Paolo Freire, author of Pedagogy of the Oppressed, our curriculum is designed to disrupt mindsets, improve problem solving and critical thinking skills, and explore the role of the individual in universal systems of thought.
At the core of our curriculum is the Identity and Expression programme, devised by Country Director, Justin Mushitu. By questioning the positives and negatives of traditional Zambian education systems and culture, students are encouraged to think independently and make informed decisions based on the information in front of them, before going on to articulate these thoughts and ideas in a presentation created for their peers.
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