Sue-Inspire
Sue-Inspire is a nonprofit established in honour of the late Susan Oboh to impact African youth especially women. The Foundation trains 10,000 Africans yearly to develop skills in digital content creation and build successful careers, sustainable livelihoods that will impact the African community positively.
ABOUT THE FOUNDER
Susan Oboh was a 600-level pharmacy student at the University of Benin; she lost her life to robbers in March 2022 within just weeks of graduation. Before her death, she was a motion graphics designer and video editor at Orange VFX Studios. Working tirelessly during her school holidays, she mastered these skills and worked on significant projects like the African Union Agenda 2063 documentary videos and TQ works motion graphics.
She was passionate about seeing women and youths develop their potential and utilize their talents to create a positive impact in the world. Susan desired to help women and youths move from the point where they have no skills and unable to work to the point where they are highly skilled and attaining financial independence with their skills. The name Sue-Inspire was chosen by Susan Oboh in 2021 and was launched on the 7th of June 2022 just 3 months after she passed away, which would have been her 24th birthday.
"Impacting the lives of African women and youth"
OBJECTIVES
When you empower a woman, you empower a generation! This philosophy is our core belief at Sue-inspire. Our Objectives are:
- To contribute to UN SDG to end all forms of discrimination against women by training young vulnerable women and youths in Africa who are not privileged
- To build a creative ecosystem that is inclusive of women and youth
- To encourage women and youth to develop skills, build capacity and improve the quality of their lives
- To bridge the gender gap by supporting women to build careers in the CreaTech industry
- To create a safe learning space for women to develop skills in the digital content industry
- To provide access to mentors in the industry who will serve as career guides
THE MISSION
Provide a platform for women and youths to acquire digital skills. Impact 12 women and youth annually by providing scholarships and mentorship to set them on the path to building successful careers
SUE-INSPIRE PROGRAMS
• Scholarship
• Counselling
• Mentorship
• Conferences
• Outreach
THE VISION
The Vision for Sue-inspire is to create a better life for African women and youth through technology and creativity.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Only completed applications accompanied by all supporting documents will be considered. Applications are to be submitted to Orange VFX with all relevant documents. Scholarships are women-focused and awarded on Merit and the financially challenged. Please discuss the eligibility requirements with our Frontdesk. Scholarships are limited in number and subject to availability. Even if an applicant meets scholarship criteria, a scholarship may not be awarded. Applicants may be requested to submit further information or to attend an interview. Scholarships are not transferable and cover only the fees outlined in the offer letter within six months of the offer, excluding transportation, welfare, medical and accommodation costs. Changing your course start date will forfeit any scholarship awarded. Scholarships are subject to applicants meeting the entry requirements to the program. Continuation of the scholarship is subject to the recipient successfully meeting the study requirements of each term of the program, including passing all courses and adhering to program rules. If the scholarship recipient fails any subject during the program, the scholarship is forfeited, and the recipient is liable for the full tuition fees and costs of subsequent subjects. Scholarship recipients will be liable to pay any non-tuition fee items required for the program, such as toolkits or materials. Scholarship recipients agree to become ambassadors of Orange VFX or its Partners, undertaking activities agreed to as reasonable and acceptable by the scholarship recipient. This includes attending recruitment events, answering enquiries from prospective students, contributing short articles and using scholarship recipients’ images, videos, newsletters and blogs on the Orange VFX and Partner website and all communication channels. Scholarships are not available with any other discount or special pricing offer. Orange VFX decisions concerning scholarships are final, and no correspondence will be entered into.
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