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"Never doubt that a small group of committed people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." ~ Margaret Mead
From Left: Njideka Harry (Executive Director) with staff from Mgbala Agwa Youth Forum, a grassroots organization in Imo State that YTF works with in February 2006.
At YTF, we value the power of communities. We know that by working together and building capacity, we can achieve the greatest goals and ultimately make contributions that benefit people at the very bottom of the economic pyramid. YTF's ethos is deeply rooted in a complete partnership with the communities in which we work. We are committed to developing a technology passion in youth and part of that commitment means taking an active role in our communities and helping to reduce the digital canyon by ensuring that as many people as possible benefit from our work - that underserved youth in grassroots communities have access to the tools they need to help them help themselves. In the process of expanding our network and extending our commitment to rural community technology, YTF partners with like-minded and progressive organizations. In partnership with these organizations, YTF can successfully reach literally thousands of communities and millions of people. YTF is proud to have developed partnerships and membership affiliations with the following organizations:
Global Education Tele-Community Initiative (GEI) World Bank Innovation Fair Digital Partners Institute (Grameen Foundation) Teachers Without Borders (TWB) World Bank Small Grants Program Mgbala Agwa Youths Forum (MAYF) SchoolNet Africa/Mtandao Afrika Stanford University Reuters Foundation United Nations Information Technology Service (UNITeS) Stockholm Challenge YL Ventures eSentio Technologies Rand Corporation SoftChoice Corporation / SoftChoice Cares ATAB Foundation Blue Brush Media St. Anthony's Elementary School, Long Beach, California Former Peace Corps Volunteers Gartner
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