
Tujenge Annual Report 2024
It has been an eventful year for the Tujenge Scholars. Long-time Program Manager Neuilly Nziza has moved on to pursue new opportunities in Canada, and Jean de Dieu Ndayishimiye (Cohort 2) has taken on the role. Tujenge also welcomed a new College Counselor, Ashraf Munyi, and Burundian Sign Language teacher Jean Clinton Harimana to the family. Both Cohorts 7 and 8 benefitted from having special guests for class discussions, and all have shown tremendous growth…
March News 2024

In January 2024, the Tujenge Scholars Program welcomed a new cohort of 20 students chosen from an application pool of 191……
June News 2024

The month of June was filled with a lot of activities, excitement, and growth. Students had the chance to learn about food ……..
December News 2025

On July 24, the Tujenge family lost their beloved STEM instructor, mentor, friend, and brother suddenly and unexpectedly. Brad had a profound understanding of Tujenge’s mission and contributed a great deal to shaping it. Tujenge held a memorial for Brad in the classroom shortly after, in which students shared stories and memories of Brad and had the chance to comfort each other. The loss is enduring, but Tujenge students and staff remember Brad’s philosophies on life, and continue moving forward to improve access to education for the most marginalized in the world – a cause that Brad cared so much about. No one at Tujenge, including future cohorts, will ever forget him, his sense of humor, his wisdom, or his profound insights.