Social Development Through Digital Learning and Renewable Energy Education
By creating opportunities in communities, we support knowledge and growth.
How We Do it
Digital Learning and Skills
Our digital learning program deploys the use of repurposed end-of-life digital devices- computers and tablets. They are re-invested in digital learning for underserved communities, to train software developers and promote digital learning for rural students. It creates opportunities for digital skills and apprenticeship for a more socially upward community.
Environment and Social Impact
The philosophy to use second-hand devices is not a cost-based philosophy. It is for a just climate, making sure old devices do not add to landfills. Old devices tucked away in drawers are collected and re-used in practical and digital skill training that improves human resources. The trainees become IT support staff in rural schools.
Strategy and Growth Plan
In the first phase, we target underserved communities in southeast of Nigeria by implementing a locally relevant educational outreach for rural learners and community youths. Educational focus is in digital learning-STEM- and solar energy education.
In a later stage, we shall equip a community learning center with digital devices, to serve as a local IT hub for training and mentoring future software developers, remote workers and solar energy technologists.
We aim to build a 100-unit computer facility for digital learning and integrate up to 11 communities in Ikeduru local council in Imo state, Nigeria.
The Big Deal
Our responsibility is to mitigate educational suppression in underserved communities by providing digital learning as a means to growth and opportunity.
We continue to build relationships with entities that align with our mission to operationalize self determination through digital learning. To promote autonomy, competence and connection.
