A new cohort of the Phoenix Space Program starting in Kilis, Turkey

We will begin teaching a new cohort of the Phoenix Space Program, our main STEM education offering, at the Nama’a Center in Kilis, Turkey, in mid-June 2021. Registration for the program is underway, and we anticipate that approximately 20 students will be starting the 32-week program. This will be the second cohort of our program at the Nama’a Center and our 9th overall. We are working to add more centers and classes in the region as we continue to scale our operations.

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Kibera: Where Resilience Meets Possibility

Kibera began over a century ago as a temporary settlement for Sudanese soldiers. Today, it’s one of the world’s largest informal urban settlements, home to around 1.2 million people, shaped by decades of migration, conflict, and climate disruption.

Often reduced to statistics on poverty and overcrowding, Kibera is also a vibrant, tightly woven community filled with courage and ingenuity. It’s a place where grassroots movements are rewriting futures, especially for the next generation.

But the challenges are real, and urgent.

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News: STEM Spark program

We launched another new education program. Our STEM Spark program is a set of 3 online classes for girls aged 11-13 and will acquaint them with techniques that allow them to solve realistic problems involving science, maths, and computing. Students work in teams to solve problems, and they will be introduced to scientific thinking, designing experiments, creating electronic circuits, programming

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How does Space Science teach STEM?

By Alexander Dutton, Head of Education of Phoenix Space When I tell people what we teach our refugee students here at Phoenix Space , the answer “Space science” usually elicits a surprised expression, quickly followed by a “Why?”. Understandably, I’ve become adept at explaining the importance and application of our studies, as well as the areas they teach and touch

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