In Sudan’s volatile context, we pioneer a dual-tech solution—leveraging innovation when possible, and zero-tech fallbacks when infrastructure fails. This ensures continuity in education, skills training, and youth leadership, no matter the circumstances.
Conflict-Adaptive Learning
- Tech: Digital classrooms, offline-enabled tablets, and cached educational content.
- Zero-Tech: Printed "school-in-a-box" kits, peer-to-peer learning circles, and radio-based lessons.
- Goal: Keep education alive during blackouts, displacement, or internet shutdowns.
Nahda Skills
Livelihoods for Resilience
- Tech: Virtual workshops, app-based vocational training (e.g., coding, remote work skills).
- Zero-Tech: Hands-on trades (carpentry, solar repair) and mobile mentorship networks.
- Goal: Equip youth with skills to earn income amid economic collapse.
Nahda Voices
Leadership in Crisis
- Tech: Secure platforms for youth advocacy, digital storytelling, and peacebuilding.
- Zero-Tech: Community forums, theater, and local radio dialogues.
- Goal: Amplify Sudanese youth as agents of change, even under censorship.
