About Technology Partnership in computer

 Technology Partnership works to bridge the digital divide between Africa and the rest of the world by connecting schools and students in Kenya and the United States. 

By sharing technology resources, promoting digital literacy, and initiating social and cultural connections between Kenyan and American schools, we help all students and teachers become digitally-savvy global citizens who are connected to each other and the broader world.

Many African countries struggle to fully participate in the global marketplace due to a lack of information technology (IT) tools, access and skills. 

Kenya is well positioned to be a regional leader in the digital transition, but is currently ranked 90th in the world in networking readiness. 

Schools in Kenya have quality human resources but minimal digital infrastructure and know-how. If this digital divide is bridged, Kenyan youth, and Africans more broadly, will become connected, empowered and will thrive.

Technology Partnership’s goal of connecting self-sufficient and empowered learning communities across the globe through IT hardware, computer literacy and strong cross-cultural relationships is being met in multiple ways.