The digital divide in access to and understanding of computers is an issue for developing communities worldwide, especially for adult women. We worked with members of Sizakuyenza's Women's Networking Group to address this divide in the township of Philippi, Cape Town. Our team created an asset map of technology access points in local communities and facilitated a pilot technology training program. We developed a plan to continue this program by composing a proposal to obtain funds to fully establish it.

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Creator

• Richardson, Emily P.
• Carey, Marguerite Marie
• Kling, Brendan Leonard
• Bombard, Jennifer Rene

Subject

• Computing
• Inclusion
• Culture
• Learning
• Sustainability

Publisher

• Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Identifier

• E-project-121715-081812

Palabra Clave

• Women--Effect of technological innovations on
• Community development
• Organizational effectiveness

Advisor

• Bulled, Nicola
• Jiusto, Scott

Year

• 2015

Center

• Cape Town, South Africa Project Center - IQP

Sponsor

• Sizakuyenza

Date created

• 2015-12-17

Ubicación

• Cape Town

Resource type

• Interactive Qualifying Project

Rights statement

• In Copyright

Última modificación

• 2021-02-02