With population numbers projected to double by 2050, Africa faces a dire lack of educational resources for its youth.

Let’s help fix that.

Wealth inequality.

The median salary in Gondar, Ethiopia is $199 USD a month. This makes it virtually impossible for the average citizen to purchase laptops/smartphones which would help advance their children’s education.

Research.

A study in 2001 shows that 94% of American students (12-17) use the internet for school research. The numbers have likely increased since then. If we want to cultivate a culture of equality, we have to get as close to the starting line as possible. Primary school education is that line.

Citations

Cohen, Yariv. “258 Million African Kids Don’t Go to School, Technology Can Change That.” The New Times, 12 Oct. 2020, www.newtimes.co.rw/article/180682/News/258-million-african-kids-donat-go-to-school-technology-can-change-that.

ERIC - ED457849 - The Internet and Education: Findings of the Pew Internet & American Life Project., 2001