About Us

Asikana Network is a social enterprise organization in Zambia that focuses on increasing active and meaningful participation in tech-related courses, and ultimately careers, for women and girls. The initiative focuses on skill development through training, mentorship, and placement in practical experience to build up these young women.

Association for Peace and Development in Africa is a civil society organization engaged in the implementation of online policy for children in Cameroon and within the central Africa subregion at large. With this goal, they are working closely with several public, private, and international entities involved in the development and regulation of telecommunications throughout society.

Authentic Africa group is a one-stop-shop for businesses in Sub-Saharan Africa that provides end-to-end program management and consulting services to help businesses develop faster.

BS CORP is a Senegalese organization specialized in digital literacy training for the most disadvantaged. Since 2019, BS Corp has been providing training in digital education with more than 7,000 people trained since its creation.

Center for African Leadership Studies (CALS) was established in 2012. CALS is one of the leading consulting and training firms in Ethiopia geared toward leadership and entrepreneurship solutions for transformed, responsible leaders. xHub Addis, founded in 2014, is an initiative of CALS that incubates, accelerates, mentors, and coaches young entrepreneurs into turning their innovative ideas into businesses and services.

Child Online Africa (COA) is a child-focused research and advocacy non-governmental organization that campaigns for/with children and young people and their families to influence policies and change practices that affect child welfare in Ghana and across Africa. They are open to partnering to co-create content for children in Africa.

Cybersafe Foundation is a non-governmental organization in the information security domain on a mission to facilitate pockets of change that ensure a safer internet for everyone with digital access in Africa. They work tirelessly to improve cyber safety in Africa, especially for the most vulnerable in our society through their initiatives.

Digify Africa began as Live Magazine South Africa when founder Gavin Weale moved to South Africa from the UK to launch the youth publication that he had run in London, UK since 2002. Live Magazine became South Africa’s highest-circulating youth magazine, with the content entirely produced by unemployed youth working under professional mentors. It was a social impact project at its core, with the mission to reach under-resourced youth with critical messaging and to create jobs through its production process. This led the magazine to develop a variety of initiatives, including a four-year democratic engagement campaign, called the VIP campaign, as well as the earliest iteration of Digify Pro, launched in 2014. In 2016, Digify Africa began operating in Kenya and Nigeria, and went through an intense period of growth, delivering a high-volume program of digital skills with Google, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the British Council.

Evemient is a market leader in digital literacy and online safety specializing in the family unit, children, and their ecosystem. They are advocates of inclusive technology for all through their Light It Up Blue Initiative for children with Autism. They are creating global digital champions by being the change they want to see in society.

International Education And Resource Network (iEARN- Kenya) is a network of educators who train, mentor, and support educators and young adults worldwide in using technologies to engage in service- and project-based learning with their peers worldwide and take global collaborative action in their communities to effect change.

Get Safe Online is an authoritative and widely-respected resource designed to help individuals and small businesses stay safe, secure and confident when using the internet. The information and advice provided – on its UK website at www.getsafeonline.org, social media channels, media activities, outreach activities and via its partner channels – is designed to be impartial, practical and easy to follow by all of its target audiences. Get Safe Online also works closely with a number of police forces and MOD organisations, and has also, over the last three years, established a network of websites and local representations in 24 countries across the Commonwealth and beyond, funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. Get Safe Online was established in 2006 and is a not-for-profit organisation.

Digital Promise is a global nonprofit working to expand opportunity for every learner. We work with educators, researchers, technology leaders, and communities to design, investigate, and scale innovations that support learners, especially those who’ve been historically and systematically excluded.