We are creating important perspectives within digital rights work that are key to creating more radical access, inclusion and implementation of tech tools that our movements desperately need

This means developing spaces where we can have very radical, feminist, decolonial conversations about our rights and lives on the internet even in spaces that are supposedly talking about the intersection between human rights and technology

Young girls/women are hindered by archaic cultures that stop them from realizing their dreams. This has threatened their individual capacities, clogged their power to amplify their voices and lost opportunities to participate in community involvement

Such spaces will provide a “sanctuary" for young people to explore their feelings, share experiences, engage creatively and build essential and empowering life skills.

They will increase protective factors (e.g. having access to a mentor, an expanded network of friends, new skills and knowledge) and decrease risk factors (e.g. social isolation, exposure to violence, etc.) that youth experience in their daily lives.

Realizing the myriad barriers limiting young girls/women chances to achieve their goals, we equip marginalized participants with relevant skill-sets to enable them identify their capacities

As much as young people represent a bubble of energy and zeal, most still lack from unlocked economic opportunities, denying them the chance to earn decent livings. We ensure we provide them with the necessary skills, training and knowledge to achieve economic security and independence