Empowering Young Africans to Make a Positive Difference in the World

Pathfinders is a self-leadership skills development program designed to facilitate personal transformation for young people to build self-awareness, agency, and mission-based life in a complex world.  The goal is to foster personal and professional growth, ultimately leading to successful career development and community impact. 

Rooted in ancient African wisdom, informed by quantum science, and guided by the ethos of ‘All for One, One for All’ the program utilizes a unique self-inquiry framework and the science of collective intelligence to enable young people address complex challenges facing humanity today.

The program is counter-cultural in that it prioritizes depth and sustained introspection over hype and momentary uplift.  Pathfinders offers a structured space to develop the inner capabilities needed to navigate life’s choices with clarity and integrity while pursuing a meaningful, impactful and joyful life!

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Testimonials

“It was one of the best experiences that I had a chance to be part of. It helped me understand who I am as an individual and what tools I need to acquire in order to achieve the life (professional and personal) I want. This program taught me the key elements to live a fulfilling life and I feel so blessed to be part of this program which has paved the path to my future and changed my view of the present.” Gebriela Hilawe

“It was insightful. Introspective approach to who we are and the creativity within us; and ultimately how we can understand and harness it.  Most the tasks, and the sessions allowed us, if not pushed us, to introspect.  I wish the sessions could be longer.” Sofonias Nega

“It wasn’t a day to day normal experience it was a program that renovates you from within and let’s you live in the universe with the mentality of a leader.  The first two lessons about self-awareness were amazing & it would be nice if it had an extra class.” Elias Weldu