The Digital Wellbeing Initiative in Sri Lanka is a project that collaborates with youth, technology professionals, artists, and policymakers to equip the next generation with the skills and knowledge needed to navigate the digital landscape with skill and intellect and find a balance between the promise of technology and their personal well-being.
The Digital Wellbeing Initiative (established in June 2021) is an organization that works collaboratively with youth, technology professionals, artists and policymakers to equip the next generation with the right tools to navigate the digital landscape with skill and intellect. We believe that technology ideally should improve our quality of life and therefore hope to help today’s youth find a balance between the promise of technology and their personal wellbeing.
The Siun Community Self-Built Connectivity Hub is a community-owned internet and digital-skills centre in Obafemi Owode, Ogun State, Nigeria, offering affordable connectivity to rural residents.
Shira is a browser-based phishing-awareness quiz that teaches users to identify and defeat phishing attacks through an interactive web app.
Media Today plans to create an 'Easy Newspaper' that people with developmental disabilities can read, in collaboration with the social enterprise Sosohansotong, which produces easy-to-understand information.
AI untuk Rakyat ("AI for the People") is Malaysia's free national AI-literacy program, a short self-paced online course in four languages that gives citizens a baseline understanding of artificial intelligence.
