Only 1 in 5 university students in developing countries have access to a personal laptop (UNESCO).
Goal: Provide laptops and tablets to university students and teachers.
Technology is essential for modern education, yet many university students and teachers in Iraq lack access to laptops, tablets, and digital learning tools. Without these resources, students struggle to complete assignments, conduct research, and develop technical skills needed for future careers. Teachers also miss opportunities to enhance lessons with digital materials that can make learning more engaging and effective.
Bridging the digital divide ensures students can compete in a technology-driven world, increasing their career prospects and fostering innovation in Iraq’s workforce. Equipping teachers with digital tools also improves lesson quality and enhances the overall education experience.
● Collecting and refurbishing donated laptops for students.
● Ensuring teachers have digital tools to improve lessons.
● Expanding e-learning access in under-resourced areas.
● Donate a used laptop or iPad to help a student succeed.
● $100 helps refurbish and distribute devices.
● $6,000 supports digital access for an entire school.
