Step2Words Fellowship
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Children in low-income schools often sit in classrooms where English is a subject to memorize, not understood. If English remains unlearned, every subject built on it becomes a barrier. Science, history, mathematics, all rely on language as the medium of understanding.
Without English comprehension, textbooks become unreadable hurdles. Students disengage and eventually, many drop out. The path to better employment closes and the poverty cycle continues.
This is why the Step2Words Fellowship exists: to break that chain by making English—and learning accessible, expressive, and liberating.
What The Fellows Do
We place trained undergraduate Fellows in government and low-income English medium schools. Fellows are taught to lead arts-based curriculum and work closely with communities, educators, and children. They reinforce voice as a daily practice and create a classroom where children are free to speak, move, question and perform.





