SERVICE THROUGH CREATIVITY AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT – Livingstone Delali Agbo

Learning from each other is essential in our shared journey to end educational inequity . During my postgraduate studies in India, I had the privilege of observing firsthand how our network partner, Teach For India , engages with students and supports fellows in the classroom. This experience deepened my understanding of our collective vision and sparked ideas for deeper cross-cultural learning between Ghana and India. Livingstone in a pose with Mori Gate No. 1 Sarvodaya Bal Vidyalaya students  and a Teach For India Fellow. I visited Mori Gate No. 1 Sarvodaya Bal Vidyalaya , one of Teach For India’s placement schools in Delhi . The visit allowed me to observe the fellows in action, teaching, guiding, and connecting with their students. I took note of the classroom arrangement , school infrastructure , and the facilities available to support teaching and learning . But most striking of all was the energy and curiosity of the students. I was especially moved by how the children en...

During my first two semesters as a Master of Social Work student at the University of Delhi , I was placed with Sanjeevani Life Beyond Cancer (LBC) for my fieldwork. Sanjeevani LBC is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing holistic and comprehensive cancer care across India. Under the guidance of my fieldwork and agency supervisors, I was introduced to a new realm of community health education , patient care, and stakeholder engagement . As part of my fieldwork experience, I took the insights and tools gained from Sanjeevani and conducted  cancer prevention and healthy lifestyle awareness events in selected senior high schools,  churches, and other institutions in Ghana . Through these events, I was privileged to reach and impact over 2,050 participants . Livingstone facilitated a session on cancer prevention and healthy lifestyle for students at Human Factor Leadership Academy Senior High School This experience sharpened my skills in public speaking, stakeholde...

I’m beyond excited to share a major highlight from my creative journey. I was recently selected as one of the artists for the Diversity in Neuroscience project, an inspiring initiative by GH Scientific , supported by the International Brain Research Organisation (IBRO) . This project brings together science and art to tell powerful stories about brain research in Africa. I had the honour of creating two original pieces: The Guardians of the Mind and The Healing Touch of Nature . Livingstone Delali Agbo worked on art projects for  the  Diversity in Neuroscience  project. 🎨 The Guardians of the Mind This piece was inspired by the groundbreaking work of Prof. Patrick Amoateng , whose research focuses on epilepsy, psychosis, depression, and other neurological disorders . My artwork presents an abstract form of the human brain, divided into sections that represent various mental health challenges. Surrounding the brain are guardian-like figures, symbolic protectors repres...