Board Game for Improving Education in Ugandan Refugee CampTop of Mind with Julie Rose • Season 1, Episode 1733, Segment 2
Nov 17, 2021 • 11m
Joel Baraka grew up in a refugee camp in Uganda and he doesn’t have very good memories of attending school there. Classes were huge, resources were limited, and discipline was strict. But now he's created a board game, called 5 STA-Z that helps students in the same camp learn in a more engaged fashion. He's also the founder of the educational platform My Home Stars. (Segment produced by Kirsten Titus) (AP Photo/Justin Lynch)

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