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Teachers and students from four schools in Washington, DC. and 17 schools from seven African countries: Botswana, Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe, participated in curriculum development workshops and exchanges.

Similar to other Alliance projects, educaotrs and students from nearly 100 countries were welcomed to participate in online discussions.

A list of schools participating in the workshops included:

Zimbabwe

Coordinator: Mr. Joramu Banda
Victoria High School
Nemakonde High School
Mkoba 1 Senior Secondary School
Mambo High School
Matinunura High School
Gwanda High School
Gwanda Government Secondary

Uganda
Namilyango College
St. James Senior Secondary
Mengo Senior School
King's College

Ghana

Coordinator: Edward A.K. Tetteh
West Africa Secondary School
St. Augustine's College
Chemu Senior Secondary
Accra Academy
Yaa Asantewaa Girls' Secondary
Aburi Girls' Senior Secondary
Armed Forces Secondary Technical

South Africa
Ngaka Maseko High School
Nombulelo Senior Secondary
Micha-Kgasi High School
Asithuthuke Combined School
Qhakaza High School
Mpophomeni High School

Nigeria

Coordinator: Olaulu Sasore
Sunnydale School

Zambia

Coordinator: Sepiso Shalala
Mumana Basic School

USA
Techworld Public Charter School

Cardozo Senior High School
Ballou Senior High School
Eastern SHS

Metro TeenAIDS

Stuyvesant HS

Kenya
Canon Kituri Secondary School

Selection Process
Potential participants in the curriculum development workshop were recruited by project and country coordinators to submit an application form. Most participants had already been participating in the iEARN HIV/AIDS Collaborative Learning Project. Project and country coordinators and American Embassies in participating African countries will all review the applications.