EPISODE · Apr 7, 2026 · 33 MIN
DT_T-Season1-Episode 4 - Evelyne Keomian - Founder of The Karat School Project
from DT_T (Do The _ Thing) · host Sheela
DT_T (Do The _ Thing) Spotlights Evelyne Keomian — Founder of The Karat School ProjectEvelyne Keomian’s journey began in Côte d’Ivoire, where she was denied access to education as a young girl growing up in poverty. Determined to learn, she sold water in the marketplace to buy her own school supplies and secretly attended classes whenever she could.Years later, guided by the conviction “If not me, then who?”, Evelyne founded The Karat School Project (KSP) to empower children through education. From its humble beginnings with 17 students, KSP now serves hundreds of children in West Africa and supports families experiencing housing insecurity in Silicon Valley.In this episode of DT_T (Do The _ Thing), Evelyne shares her inspiring story of resilience, faith, and courageous action—reminding us that meaningful change begins with one intentional step.Documentary referred in the Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwfQmywgdyoLearn more: https://theksp.org/Dear Listeners, If something in this conversation resonated, feel free to share your reflections. Warmly, SheelaSometimes the purpose we’re called to do begins long before we know how to name it.
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DT_T (Do The _ Thing) Spotlights Evelyne Keomian — Founder of The Karat School Project Evelyne Keomian’s journey began in Côte d’Ivoire, where she was denied access to education as a young girl growing up in poverty. Determined to learn, she sold water in the marketplace to buy her own school supplies and secretly attended classes whenever she could. Years later, guided by the conviction “If not me, then who?”, Evelyne founded The Karat School Project (KSP) to empower children through educati...
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