Chea SreyMach and Loy Srey Nit reflect on their time as 2023-2024 Harpswell US Scholars in Memphis, Tennessee.

US Scholars Reaksmey and Solorng share their reflections on their year at Christian Brothers University in Memphis, TN so far.

Eng Chandy shares her Harpswell journey as a Cambodian Women’s Leadership alumna, US Scholar and ASEAN Summit participant.

This past spring, two members of the Harpswell Cambodia Women’s Leadership Program community were accepted into the prestigious YSEALI program.

In August 2021, the first two Harpswell SHE-CAN Scholars, Kim Pisey ‘22 and Huot Socheata ‘22, started four-year college degrees in the United States on full scholarships.

Today, September 24th, Cambodia celebrates Constitution Day to commemorate the country’s transition to democracy in 1993.

Since 2010, Harpswell has sent two to six exceptional graduates each year to the United States as fellows. These alumnae are able to study, live and explore life in the U.S. at one of our six partner universities throughout the country.

World Youth Skills Day celebrates the importance of equipping young people around the world with technical training for employment and innovation.

Micro-, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) are the backbone of local economies all over the world.

Mothers are critical partners in breaking the social and economic barriers that prevent girls from getting an education. They encourage their daughters to dream bigger and to focus on their studies because they themselves often didn’t get a chance to attend or complete school.

Eng Chandy ‘14 is currently the Advocacy and Networking Program Manager at Gender and Development for Cambodia (GADC), a local non-governmental organization (NGO) in Phnom Penh.