Weekly Sessions
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Saturday, July 25, 2026
Meet and Greet of Cohort 2: Exploring EGA Learning Resources and Participants' Dashboard
The Meet and Greet session officially welcomed participants to Cohort 2 of the EGA Mentorship International Programme. The interactive session introduced participants to the programme's vision, expectations, and learning journey while providing a comprehensive walkthrough of the EGA Learning Resources and Participants' Dashboard. Participants were guided on how to navigate the platform, access learning materials, join mentorship activities, track their growth, submit assignments, book appointments, and engage with the EGA community throughout the programme. The session also served as an opportunity for participants to introduce themselves, connect with fellow cohort members, and begin building an international network of emerging leaders. Cohort 2 brings together a diverse group of participants from Ghana, Tanzania, Pakistan, Egypt, Ethiopia, and Papua New Guinea, reflecting EGA Mentorship International's commitment to fostering global collaboration, leadership development, and cross-cultural learning. By the end of the session, participants had gained a clear understanding of the programme structure, available digital tools, community expectations, and the support systems designed to help them maximize their mentorship experience. Official welcome to EGA Mentorship International Cohort 2. Introduction to the EGA Mentorship vision, mission, and programme structure. Live demonstration of the Participants' Dashboard and Learning Resources. Guidance on accessing sessions, assignments, appointments, and growth tracking. Networking and introductions among participants from six countries. Orientation on community values, engagement expectations, and available support throughout the programme.
Thursday, July 9, 2026
Tech Stack Teardown: What Powers 6 Live Websites | EGA Internship
Welcome to the first internship session of the EGA Digital Futures Programme ā Cohort 1. In this session, our interns present their research into the technology behind six live websites: what each one uses on the frontend, what runs on the backend, and how the data is stored. We then walk through how these sites actually get from a laptop to the internet, using GitHub, Vercel and cPanel. The six websites reviewed: https://www.egamentorship.org/ https://bekwai-youth-movement.vercel.... https://rachaelotuah.egamentorship.org/ https://adukenneth.egamentorship.org/ https://www.theodoreaware.egamentorsh... https://www.richmensah.com/ What we covered: How to identify the frontend framework a site is built with What a backend actually does, and how to spot one Where the data lives: databases and hosted services Version control with GitHub, and why every project starts there Deploying to Vercel, and how a push becomes a live site Deploying with cPanel, and when you would choose it over Vercel Custom domains and subdomains
Sunday, June 28, 2026
EGA MENTORSHIP COHORT 1
Description Join us for an inspiring showcase as the teams of EGA Mentorship Cohort 1 present the outcomes of their mentorship journey. Participants will share innovative ideas, project achievements, key learnings, and the impact they have created through collaboration and growth. This event is a celebration of dedication, leadership, creativity, and excellence as our mentees demonstrate the knowledge and skills gained throughout the program.
Sunday, June 21, 2026
Community Diagnosis: Reading a Group From the Inside | EGA Fellowship Month 1 Week 2
Community Diagnosis: Reading a Group From the Inside | EGA Fellowship Month 1 Week 2 Welcome to our EGA Fellowship Month 1 ā Week 2 Team Presentation, where Builder Team (B) presents its analysis of Community Diagnosis: Reading a Group From the Inside. This presentation explores the social psychology behind successful communities and demonstrates how leaders can build stronger, more resilient groups through trust, identity, collaboration, and shared purpose. What You'll Learn Understanding Social Identity Theory and why people join communities The difference between Bonding Capital and Bridging Capital How to identify natural leaders and understand real community interests Practical approaches to designing community norms and rituals Strategies for strengthening belonging, participation, and long-term community engagement Lessons from real-world leadership and community development This project is part of the Digital Identity, Social Media & Self-Discovery module under the EGA Fellowship Programme, which equips emerging leaders with practical skills in leadership, digital engagement, ethical decision-making, and sustainable community development. š„ Builder Team (B) Richard Mensah Rachael Joyce Larbi Derick Amponsem We appreciate your support! š Like this video if you found it valuable. š¬ Leave a comment with your thoughts or feedback. š Subscribe to our channel for more EGA Fellowship presentations, leadership insights, and community development content. Connect with EGA Mentorship International Follow our journey as we empower young leaders to create meaningful impact through leadership, innovation, technology, entrepreneurship, and community service. #EGAFellowship #CommunityDiagnosis #SocialPsychology #CommunityLeadership #LeadershipDevelopment #DigitalLeadership #YouthLeadership #SocialCapital #CommunityBuilding #TeamPresentation #Leadership #EGA #FutureLeaders #Ghana
Sunday, June 14, 2026
Community Digital Strategy Sprint ā EGA Fellowship Team Presentation
Welcome to our EGA Fellowship Month 1 Week 1 Team Project Presentation, where Bridge Team (A) and Builder Team (B) present practical digital community strategies designed to transform followers into active and engaged communities. During this presentation, our teams discuss: ā The difference between an audience and a community ā Leadership narrative and digital identity ā Community engagement strategies ā Digital ethics and responsible leadership ā Content planning and community growth This project forms part of the EGA Fellowship Programme, equipping emerging leaders with practical skills in leadership, technology, digital communication, and community impact. Teams Bridge Team (A) Richard Mensah Rachael Priscilla Sarpong Cudjoe Philemon Otuah Derick Amponsem Builder Team (B) Loretta Oppong Joyce Larbi Clement Adjei Obed Otchere