GFEEM

    Education • Empowerment • Mobility

    Global Foundation for Education & Economic Mobility

    Sustaining partnerships, funding, strategy, and capacity building to advance education and economic mobility for communities of African descent.
    Featured Program

    Cross Border International Student Partnership

    Connecting Baptist Hill High School Students with Student Innovators in Nairobi, Kenya through the LIFE program and ITS support.

    Global Workforce Readiness
    Educator Collaboration
    Cultural Competency

    How Students Benefit

  1. Explore technical skills within global, AI-dependent industries, international business, and global entrepreneurship with Kenyan learners.
  2. Become ambassadors of cross-border diplomacy recognized as global thinkers and citizens with established connections.
  3. Live sessions with Nairobi's student innovators, building cross-cultural collaboration skills from the classroom.
  4. Educators build a professional network with cultural competency to drive high academic achievement for children of color and LMI households.
  5. What We Do

    Our Mission

    GFEEM exists to sustain the necessary partnerships, funding plans, strategy, and capacity building support to communities working to advance education and economic mobility.

    What We Do

    We provide the rolodex, playbooks, funding strategy, rules of engagement and terms of reference for Black Americans to confidently make philanthropic investments benefiting African-Americans and innovation in Africa.

    Who We Are

    A network of US and African leaders and organizations, connected as an intentional, healthy ecosystem of human, financial, and digital resources needed to empower persons of African descent.

    Our Programs

    A.

    Youth STEM Career Development

    We expose African American students to Kenyan students with an international skills transfer focused on STEM sector careers and businesses. Students leverage technology to maintain communication across borders exchanging cultures and worldview through a fun STEM Club.

    B.

    Africa Marketplace Education & Cultural Competency

    In joint venture with 'Live From Africa ©' we record and index content related to African small business development, African development finance, and public-private partnerships.

    C.

    GFEEM Social Impact Tours

    In partnership with Geechie Adventures, GFEEM curates Educational Luxury Travel to Africa specifically for African-American learners, particularly those from coastal areas and sea islands.

    Year by Year in Photos

    Highlights from our programs across Africa

    Our Key African Partners

    2019–2026

    Geographic Focus

    Ghana

    Ellembelle District, Nzema West, Nzema East, Western Region, Gold Coast, Cape Coast, Accra

    Kenya

    Kakamega, Mombasa, Nairobi

    United States

    Gullah-Geechee Corridor (Charleston, SC to Jacksonville, FL)

    Partner Organizations

    Mt. Kenya University (Kenya)
    Nairobits Trust (Kenya)
    Food for All Ghana
    Scale Africa (Accra)
    The Sheroes Foundation (Accra)
    Commonwealth Business Women Network – Kenya
    Girl Well Done Girls Enrichment Program
    University of Cape Coast, Ghana
    Jon Federoff International School (Bonsai, Ghana)
    Word Alive Children’s Orphanage (Esiama, Ghana)
    Ghana Educational Collaborative
    Mikandani Royal School (Kenya)
    Dominion Daughters (Kenya)
    Mombasa Police (Kenya)
    Manda Shivanga Medical Camp (Kakamega, Kenya)

    Who We Are

    Quinetha Frasier

    Founder & President

    "Make Purpose Your Priority"

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    Executive Summary
    Quinetha “Que” Frasier is a daughter of the US South whose work as a global management consultant, environmentalist, and philanthropist is dedicated to the economic mobility of the children and women of the Gullah-Geechee Corridor and sub-Saharan Africa.
    As CEO and Founder of GFEEM and Co-Founder of the Southern Equity Collective (SEq), Frasier has spent over six years building transformative relationships with local women doing extraordinary work in Ghana and Kenya. Through GFEEM, she maintains a network sustaining a healthy ecosystem of human, financial, and digital resources needed to build hyperlocal economies.
    CEO/Founder, GFEEMCo-Founder, Southern Equity CollectivePresident, Social Impact Technology LLC

    Education

    MBA, Webster University • BA, Tuskegee University

    Certifications: National Development Council and NeighborWorks

    Board of Directors

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    Use & Source of Funds

    Source of Funds

    Donations
    Grants
    Sponsorships
    Microlending Fees

    Use of Funds

    Programs
    Administration
    Revolving Loan Fund

    Geechie Adventures

    Educational Luxury Travel to East Africa — curated for African-American learners from the Gullah-Geechee Corridor.

    What is Geechie?

    The Gullah-Geechee people are descendants of enslaved Africans who settled along the coastal areas from Charleston, SC to Jacksonville, FL. Their unique culture, language, and traditions have been preserved for centuries. Geechie Adventures connects this heritage to its African roots through immersive educational travel experiences led by Quinetha Frasier.

    Upcoming Tour Dates

    Ghana — Accra & Cape Coast

    June 2026

    Booking Open
    Kenya — Nairobi & Mombasa

    October 2026

    Coming Soon

    How to Join a Tour

    Contact us to learn about upcoming trips, pricing, and group packages. Tours include accommodations, cultural programming, and guided experiences.

    GFEEM

    Global Foundation for Education and Economic Mobility — advancing education and economic mobility for communities of African descent.

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    Email: info@gfeem.org

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