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YTF’s Mary Munyoki Attends Africa Summit for Women and Girls in Technology in Ghana
This year, the Africa Summit for Women and Girls in Technology was held in Accra, Ghana. Established in 2016, the
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Co-authoring the Future of Work — 3D Printing Course on HP Life
At Youth for Technology Foundation (YTF), we are dedicated to positively impacting our people, our clients, and our communities by creating
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YTF Invests in Girls Now to Empower the Women of the Future
October 11 is set aside every year to celebrate International Day of the Girl Child. The day centers on the need
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Who we serve: Youth in rural areas.
What we do: Develop basic digital literacy training that address
factors contributing to unemployment and poverty in the region.
Where: Colombia
Why: Of Colombia’s 13 million young people, 4.5 million are idle;
neither enrolled in school nor employed. Youth represent more
than half of the registered unemployed, and most young people
that work do so in precarious jobs. The lack of employment, education,
and entrepreneurship opportunities for Colombian youth is closely tied
to the conflict in poor, rural areas.
What we do: Develop basic digital literacy training that address
factors contributing to unemployment and poverty in the region.
Where: Colombia
Why: Of Colombia’s 13 million young people, 4.5 million are idle;
neither enrolled in school nor employed. Youth represent more
than half of the registered unemployed, and most young people
that work do so in precarious jobs. The lack of employment, education,
and entrepreneurship opportunities for Colombian youth is closely tied
to the conflict in poor, rural areas.
South America
Where We Work
Learn more about our work in Colombia
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Who we serve: Underserved, economically disadvantaged
individuals and communities in the U.S., particularly middle school age girls.
What we do: Develop programs that provide technology training
and inspire STEM careers and education.
Where: USA
Why: Adolescent years are the most precarious for girls living in the U.S.
Many of them do not sustain their interest in STEM topics during their
middle school years. Providing STEM- and technology-infused academic
enrichment programs increases their interest and helps connect girls
with sustainable career choices.
individuals and communities in the U.S., particularly middle school age girls.
What we do: Develop programs that provide technology training
and inspire STEM careers and education.
Where: USA
Why: Adolescent years are the most precarious for girls living in the U.S.
Many of them do not sustain their interest in STEM topics during their
middle school years. Providing STEM- and technology-infused academic
enrichment programs increases their interest and helps connect girls
with sustainable career choices.
North America
Where We Work
Learn more about our work in Louisville
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Who we serve: Youth and women in rural and urban areas.
What we do: Develop programs that empower youth
and women, giving them technology tools to succeed
in education or as entrepreneurs.
Where: Kenya, Nigeria and Uganda
Why: There have been transformative developments
in Africa’s information communications technology (ICT)
sector in the last decade, presenting viable opportunities
to equip and empower the continents’s fast-growing
unemployed youth population and women with
appropriate technology.
What we do: Develop programs that empower youth
and women, giving them technology tools to succeed
in education or as entrepreneurs.
Where: Kenya, Nigeria and Uganda
Why: There have been transformative developments
in Africa’s information communications technology (ICT)
sector in the last decade, presenting viable opportunities
to equip and empower the continents’s fast-growing
unemployed youth population and women with
appropriate technology.
Africa
Where We Work
Learn more about our work in Uganda
Learn more about our work in Nigeria
Learn more about our work in Kenya
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