Six Bricks in a Suitcase is a movement of travelers helping communities gain better access to STEM education in the most rural places in the world. We believe if we get global kids together, through more inclusive travel opportunities, we activate one of the key rights of any child, Citizenship. When teachers and learners are seen, transformation in schools is measurable. And our measurables are unique!
Passports = Freedom!
Kate, Founder of Mizani, engages with girls in secondary schools in Kenya. Kate’s curriculum for menstruation health and hygiene using Six Bricks allows her adapt to each classroom and to deliver lessons simply, and a language that the girls take home to their own family.
This passport means the world to Susan! While entitled to a passport, most kids Beyond OPC can only dream of traveling. Science in a Suitcase created the opportunity for students to travel and build skills through their STEAM train -the-trainer program, now live in rural schools in Kenya, India, South Africa, and coming soon to Asia!
Founder if Mizani, Kate is our Kenyan women’s champion! A busy mother of 3 girls, this former accountant finds time to serve girls in Kenya at any opportunity.
Nicole, co-founder of Science in a Suitcase, traveled to Kenya and South Africa to assist in the launch of WRO 2025.
These international women took home quality bags made in Kenya by the women of the Masi Mara. Women are building more inclusive, empowered communities from within, and Regeneration Station is supporting them all the way!
Corretah, Ol Pejeta’s Conservancy Soil Scientist, is training agricultural students to test soil in their own school farms, and their own home farms!
One of our measurables is the number of passports that our work has activated. When the incentive for students is more than a trophy, kids win, and bigger opportunity awaits them if they can fully activate their citizenship. This WRO winning team from rural Nanuki is headed to India in September! Passport Party anyone?