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Empowering women across Uganda, Kenya, DRC, Tanzania, Cameroon, Senegal, and Mozambique with essential digital skills and tools.
Cultivating resilient economies through digital empowerment for all.
Building an inclusive and equitable digital space through leadership and innovation by African women.
Driving collective action and social change, advancing digital literacy and leadership across Africa.
Explore our program’s geographic reach and presence across multiple African countries. The interactive map highlights the specific regions where the Future of Work program is active.
Inception and Pilot Phase
Pilot Expansion
Expanded pilot programs implemented in Uganda and Kenya, focusing on essential digital skills training for women.
Regional Expansion Begins
Program expanded to include the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Tanzania, Cameroon, Senegal, and Mozambique.
Strengthening Partnerships
Deepened partnerships with existing and new supporting organizations to enhance program impact and reach.
Discover the various country-specific initiatives and interventions of the Future of Work program partners aimed at digitally empowering women and promoting a feminist internet.
We conduct a wide range of workshops and training sessions designed to equip women with essential digital skills, from digital storytelling, online advocacy, and online safety to social media management and digital content creation.
These training sessions are tailored to address the specific needs and challenges faced by women media practitioners in different
Stay updated on our past and upcoming events, including interactive webinars, panel discussions, and community consultations. Our events provide a platform for women media practitioners to share their experiences, learn from experts, and network with peers.
Check out our interactive event calendar that details interesting and transformative digital resilience events happening across the African continent for more details.
These consultations involve multi-country research and discussions that culminate in the development of the Annual Afro-Feminist Internet Scorecard, a tool to evaluate progress and challenges in achieving a fair and equitable internet for different African countries.
We hold comprehensive consultations with organizations and individuals dedicated to creating a more equitable internet.
Through Communities of Practice (CoPs) Our efforts in this area are focused on uniting women media practitioners, activists, educators, technologists, and community organizers to collectively advocate for gender equality, digital rights, and online safety.
The Future of Work program places a strong emphasis on movement building and advocacy to foster a supportive and inclusive digital environment for women across Africa.
Introducing the Afrofeminist Internet Awards, which celebrate individuals, communities of practice, and organizations that have made outstanding contributions to promoting an equitable internet. These awards honor those who champion a feminist internet, tackle gender power imbalances, and advocate for online safety and digital resilience.
Find out how to nominate deserving candidates for the Afrofeminist Internet Awards. The nomination process is open to anyone who has made significant contributions to creating a fair and inclusive digital space.
To compare the progress and impact of skills transfer over the last three years in the Future of Work program, you can track the following statistics for each aspect:
Explore our diverse and impactful projects under the Future of Work program, each designed to empower women across Africa with essential skills for the digital age. These initiatives not only enhance participants’ technical abilities but also foster leadership, innovation, and economic empowerment in their communities.
At the heart of the Future of Work program are the inspiring stories of women who have transformed their lives through our initiatives. These testimonials highlight the profound impact of our program on participants across Africa.
"The communication skills I learned through the program have been invaluable. I can now effectively collaborate with colleagues and clients from around the world. This has opened up new opportunities and helped me secure a promotion at work. I am grateful for the support and training I received."
"As a mother, I wanted to contribute more to my community. The advanced digital skills training allowed me to start a local online platform that connects small businesses with customers. Seeing the positive impact on my community has been incredibly rewarding. This program has given me the tools to make a difference."
"Before joining the Future of Work program, I struggled to find stable employment. The digital literacy training not only gave me the skills I needed but also the confidence to pursue my dreams. Today, I manage my own online business and provide for my family. This program has truly changed my life."
Our dedicated Program Leads are the driving force behind the Future of Work program, committed to empowering women across Africa with vital digital skills.
Skilled in digital literacy and technology training, they design impactful programs that equip women with essential digital skills.
Strong advocates for gender equality, they work tirelessly to create opportunities for women to thrive and lead in the digital economy.
Visionary strategists and community engagers, they build partnerships and mobilize resources to drive the program's success and sustainability.
Your go-to source for the latest news, stories, and insights from the Future of Work program. Here, we share compelling narratives, success stories, and expert perspectives that highlight our journey and the impact of our initiatives.
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