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Chemonics Blog on Harnessing Technology to Address Human Rights Violations
Chemonics’ blog provides materials on opportunities for NGOs and civil society organization to use enabling technology to address human rights violations.
AT&T has incorporated traditional ways of closing the digital literacy gap as part of their overall workforce strategy. In 2014, they sponsored a low-cost online master’s degree in computer science from the Georgia Institute of Technology’s school of computing. This award-winning initiative offers a variety of courses to retrain its employees who work in jobs that will become obsolete, such as landline installation and repair.
Keywords: Digital Literacy, Media Literacy, AT&T, Sponsorship, Computer Science, Online Degree, Master’s Program, Master of Science, Georgia Institute of Technology
Chemonics’ blog provides materials on opportunities for NGOs and civil society organization to use enabling technology to address human rights violations.
The CEOs of Thomson Reuters, Jim Smith, and of Internet Matters, Lynn St. Amour, have co-authored a piece for the World Economic Forum on the kind of interconnected digital future the world’s populations requires.
This platform outlines the work of Deutsche Telekom in Digital Responsibility as a core component of their work.