Learners often struggle to understand complex concepts in English textbooks; the I AM Youth, “Educate a child to raise a nation” initiative aims to help learners understand these concepts by explaining them in their home language.
Therefore, we have donated 240 concept dictionaries to Ubuhle Christian School as a start. The books provided take the complicated concepts in subjects such as Maths and Science and explain them in English and a language that the learners speak at home or are most familiar with, such as isiZulu and Sesotho Afrikaans and others.
We wish to extend this project and reach more learners with similar life-changing projects.
I Am Youth is a team of young presenters who seek to influence and provide guidance to young people by creating content and facilitating conversations that encourage good morals and ethics while restoring values. Their primary goal is to infiltrate the spaces that young people already occupy. I Am Youth strives to uplift, equip and mobilise young people and future leaders in South Africa. We use web radio shows, video and audio podcasts, devotionals, virtual classes, community projects and free counselling, reaching more than 500 000 young people a month.
If you would like to sponsor a show or an initiative like “Educate a child to raise a nation”, please contact us on +27 12 334 1376 or send an email to info@iamymovement.co.za.
You might know Given from his work as a presenter of “I Am Live” the primary youth show on Radio Pulpit. He is also the leader of the I Am Youth Movement a Spoken word artist, author, MC and R.A.P musician. Given’s work is best known for its vulnerability, honesty and unapologetic propensity to encourage hope, faith and love. He has since reached several platforms as a guest performer and headlining artist namely […]
I Am Youth web radio is the go-to platform for today’s young adults. Our team of young, charismatic influencers is based in South Africa. We produce high-quality content on TikTok social media and YouTube. Our primary goal is to infiltrate the spaces that young people already occupy.
