Involving women in the development and implementation of technology-based interventions ensures that these solutions address the specific needs and realities of those affected.

Help prevent Global Gender Violence (GBV) through educating stakeholders and sharing the stories of impacted women in Northern Uganda

Work with a collective of women farmers in Uganda on sustainable agriculture and energy innovation

Together with our partners we can explore patterns of Climate Change and identify solutions for restoring ecosystems

The world needs youth with skills and knowledge to address social injustices and contribute to peace and development.

Help empower kids, teenage youth and students to self-organize projects changing lives, land, learning, laws and industries.

Seeking students to introduce recycling and reuse in Ibadan, Nigeria

At Inkululeko, we strive to help motivated learners reach their full potential, especially in the face of socio-economic disparities. Our goal with these projects is to create opportunities for SUNY (and other) students to contribute to, and communicate with, the local community.

Empower women and girls to embrace science and technology, creating a more inclusive and equitable society for all

One in four health clinics in Africa lack electricity. The magnitude of energy poverty and its implications is staggering, especially for women and children.

Self-organize projects that catalyze the shift from personal to collective computing to support the achievement of the SDGs.

Build on the work of UB study abroad students and engage with CLAO through Community Technologies in Tanzania

Explore cultural and historic sites in Butiama Tanzania as we lay a foundation for exchange and collaboration through a new Sister City relationship

Unlocking the Future: Empowering Nakivale Refugee Youth with Innovation and Learning. In Nakivale Refugee Settlement, the spirit of innovation is alive, with youth actively engaged in agriculture and vocational projects.

By involving women in sustainable food forums, we can harness their knowledge, skills and agency to develop climate-resilient, gender-responsive, and sustainable food systems that contribute to both environmental and social well-being.

"If you want to make small changes, you can change the way you DO things. If you want to make MAJOR changes, you have to change the way you SEE things."                                    Gabe Brown- attributed to Don Campbell

Help refresh everyone's insight, wisdom and appreciation for how nature works by empowering young people to grow and show the world they dream to live in.

Transform your own idea, passion, or personal story into an opportunity for impact and adding value

South Sudan's youth are future innovators, leaders, and problem solvers. Yet without education and relevant experience, young people will continue to be ignored and excluded, and communities and ecosystems will continue to suffer.