
"Mongolian identity-Mongolian talent" (MIT-phase 1)
On December 14, 2024, the first five children out of the 13 participants in the "Mongolian identity-Mongolian talent" project received their scholarships, learned about project writing methodology, and had a wonderful evening with our first donor, Mr. Davaa.
Project Funders: Sponsors from the U.S. West Coast and Mongolia, including individuals with Ph.D., Master's, and Bachelor's degrees, researchers, teachers, coaches, and businesspeople we greatly respect. All are sources of pride. Project Implementers: Children who speak, read, and write in Mongolian, carrying their cultural heritage, and who voluntarily help establish libraries. These talented children, who have earned national and regional championship awards, are the pride of Mongolia. Project Coordinator: Oyuna, Founder of ABC Mongolia Library and Learning Hub, Mongolian Cultural Center Project Beneficiaries: Direct beneficiaries: Approximately 300 children, including: • 100 children who read and listen to fairy tales, • 50 children in grades 4-7, • 100 children in grades 8-10, • 50 children in grades 11-12 Indirect beneficiaries: 300 children's parents and grandparents who take pride in seeing their children read in Mongolian, listen to fairy tales, decorate books with designs, and learn about traditions. Everyone involved in preserving, spreading, and inheriting Mongolian culture. Phase I Duration: December 15, 2023 – March 15, 2025
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