Why digital access alone cannot solve centuries of inequality
In short: Access to technology is insufficient to bridge social gaps. This video explores why combining digital resources with targeted training and support is essential to create life-changing opportunities.
Tech inclusionist Gbenga Sesan argues that technology alone cannot solve centuries of inequality. To truly empower people, digital access must be paired with training and support.
Through the Paradigm Initiative, a social enterprise in Nigeria, Sesan works to provide young people with the digital resources and skills necessary to unlock opportunities across Africa.
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