Trust is built by showing what is real, what is developing and what comes next.
KnowArk is developing learning pathways for displaced learners. We are committed to clear claims, responsible data practices and honest reporting as those pathways are reviewed and built.
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Tax-exempt nonprofit
Knowledge Ark Inc. is an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
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Phoenix, Arizona — headquarters and global coordination
1922 E Van Buren St, Phoenix, AZ 85006. Administrative headquarters only; no learner services are currently delivered in Arizona.
We separate current work from plans and long-term vision.
Current reach
KnowArk has reported learner or community connections across Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda. This is not a current enrollment count. Inquiries, participation, enrollment and completions will be reported separately when verified.
In development
ASU Prep outreach and partner-center operations are in development. The ALU scholarship collaboration is confirmed, while applications, funded awards and public award guidance are still being prepared.
Long-term ambition
Our goal of helping 250,000 learners over ten years is a strategic aim, not a statement of current enrollment or graduates.
Clear information before enrollment.
KnowArk is contacting ASU Prep Academy to find the appropriate decision-makers and explore whether a partnership is possible. There is no agreement, approval, course access, credit, transcript, enrollment or diploma route in place. No cohort will open through this proposal before ASU Prep approval and required contracting and authorizations are complete. If approved, KnowArk will publish delivery, credit, credential, cost, eligibility, transfer and geographic terms before any application.
Learner dignity comes before storytelling.
Minimum necessary data
Initial forms do not request passports, immigration files, medical records, asylum case numbers or school documents.
Consent-based stories
Student stories and photographs should be shared only with appropriate consent and without exposing a learner to avoidable risk.
Responsible access
Learner-facing volunteers and partners may require screening, references, training and safeguarding procedures.
What we will publish as the work grows.
Annual impact
Verified enrollment, persistence, completion, country reach and learner-support measures.
Financial stewardship
Annual reports, material program allocations and nonprofit filings when available.
Partnership status
Clear labeling of confirmed partners, contributors, developing collaborations and proposed initiatives.