2026 Webinar and Barry Cafe Schedule
Africa Bridge is conducting a series of Webinars and Dialogs during 2026.
The goal of the 45-to-60-minute formal webinars is to engage people interested in topics concerning wildlife, social and economic development in Africa. The format is a short “show and tell” about how Africa Bridge impacts these issues followed by a panel discussion with invited guests extending the specific webinar topic.
The goal of the 45-minute dialogs (Barry’s Café) is to deepen our relationships with supporters, donors and fellow implementers. The format of Barry’s Café conversations will be focused on a specific topic and conducted as a Q & A dialog.
March 17 Barry’s Café
“The Next Chapter” Partnering
Our goal is to broaden the reach of the Africa Bridge model “The 5-Year path prosperity”. Our strategy is to partner with other organizations seeking to improve the wellbeing of vulnerable populations in rural Africa. This participant lead dialog will explore this arrangement where two parties cooperate in order to advance their mutual interests.
Register using the link below:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_e1fwv4BOTn6IO4TF4w-g4A
For a complete listing of our 2026 calendar, please go to the About Us tab/News on our website or email sharon@africabridge.org
Our Impact
Empowering rural African communities to attain prosperity through a comprehensive 5-year program focused on children and youth.
Most Vulnerable Children Served
10,000
Villages Served by our Program
37
Poverty Rate Declined by
38%
And The Children Shall Lead Us
Africa Bridge announces the publication of And The Children Shall Lead Us by Barry Childs – a heartfelt and fascinating account of 23 years of Africa Bridge, the sustainable, cooperative agricultural model transforming rural villages. Click here for more information.
Community Engagement
Africa Bridge listens to vulnerable children, their caregivers, village leaders, and local government to fully understand the greatest needs and then develops actionable plans.
Meet Mr. Jacobs
In 2008 Mr. Jacobs was given a dairy cow by Africa Bridge. This cow has allowed him to take care of his 8 grand-children as well as cover the expense for education. Three of his grand children managed to reach university. His grand children in turn have worked together to build a home for the family and now help provide support.
View More StoriesI was moved when Barry Childs spoke to me some years ago of his dream to help children orphaned by HIV/AIDS and their families in Tanzania. By helping the most disadvantaged, Africa Bridge performs much needed divine work, letting the poorest of the poor know they are loved. There is no higher calling.”
Archbishop Desmond Tutu