No New York? No Problem.
A redirection of the conversation about how Western nations’ exclusionary visa policies are affecting leaders of local African organizations.
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There’s An App for That: Justice Tech in Africa
A look at three locally-led African organizations that are bringing the law to the people and breaking new ground as they do so.
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Necessary Noise: The 2026 Segal Awards
Our 2026 awardees exemplify the next chapter of African-led social innovation. Meet them here!
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We’ve Been Here Before
Many of you are wondering about Ebola’s impact on our community: here’s how we’ve handled such before, who’s taking action, and what fellow donors can do.
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The Authors Among Us
We have quite a number of authors in our ranks; find out which Segal grantee partners have titles to their names.
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Not Bigger, Just Better: Segal Connect 2025
The second iteration of Segal Connect took place in the Tanzanian coastal city of Dar es Salaam – and it was awesome.
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Chema Chajiuza: A Good Thing Sells Itself
In this case, Tanzania is that good thing. Fewer dollars are flowing to Tanzania—and why our partners in this country deserve more.
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Fab Collabs Worth the Gab
Collaboration has been woven into the fabric of Segal Family Foundation since the beginning, so we couldn’t be more proud than when our grantee partners team up and multiply the magic.
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By the People, for the People: Government Adoption for Local Organizations
Meet three Segal Family Foundation grantee partners who have managed to make great headway in aligning their work with that of the governments where they operate.
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Africa’s Vast Waterbenders
Water is life. And life is disrupted when water systems are disrupted. Segal partners in the water access sector are preparing communities and infrastructural systems to withstand the inevitable effects of climate change.
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Work It: Putting the Creativity in Job Creation
This International Workers’ Day we’ve been thinking about, well, work. Job creation, soft and hard skilling, income generation, livelihoods: meet Segal partners in this sector.
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Beyond the Body: Sports for Development
Our sports-oriented grantee partners have introduced organized sports like basketball, rugby, boxing, and tennis as a vehicle for social development to great positive impact at an individual and even national level.
