Spreading Knowledge for the Betterment of Our Community
The saying “Each one, teach one” is an African proverb that originated in America during slavery when Africans were denied education. If someone learned how to read or write, it became their responsibility to teach someone else.
We continue the tradition through our cultural exchange program focused on the arts and technology.
Each One, Teach One Community
Through our inclusive community, we're connecting participants to our tech partners providing devices, broadband access, and essential digital skills, bridging gaps and connecting neighbors to financial wellness through digital literacy.
Seamlessly Blending Tech & Culture
In addition to digital empowerment, we will also have chefs from local Afro-fusion restaurants providing cooking demonstrations with food grown at The Well to inspire exploration of nutritional wellness through vegan meals made throughout Africa.
Looking to learn some new dance moves? Our experts will teach you the hottest dance steps to your favorite Afrobeats tracks, all while getting your heart rate up and promoting physical wellness.
This FREE community experience enables you to grow digitally while forming meaningful connections – a transformative journey towards well-being and building global community.
Don't miss this opportunity to expand your horizons and connect with others in the community. RSVP today and see you there!
Benefits of Participation
Digtital Literacy
We are conducting in-person workshops along with virtual cultural exchange experiences with peers across the globe. Participants link up with international peers to take online trainings, learn new software, apps and platforms.
Cultural Exchange
Participants will be asked to participate in online/hybrid/in-person gatherings that will include workshops, cultural experiences and more. By the end of the program, participants will be well versed in using their device as well as learning more about a new culture from someone new across the world.
“Simple exchanges can break down walls between us, for when people come together and speak to one another and share a common experience, then their common humanity is revealed.”
— Barack Obama, Former United States President
CAN I JOIN?
There are only 3 requirements to be eligible to participate.
Express a need for a computer at home and digital literacy training, from learning computer basics to new apps and software.
An interest in exploring West African and American culture, which includes, but not limited to food, jewelry, art, dance and fashion.
Attend an in-person device giveaway session to meet the team, join the community and complete on-site introductory workshops. Youth under 17 years or younger must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.
All ages are welcome!
Our community offers something for everyone
The early school age group, children 5 to 10 years old, focuses on shapes, colors and numbers.
Pre-teens and teenagers ages 11 - 15 will learn basic greetings and practice with peers.
Young adults ages 16 - 22 will be able to hold basic introductory conversations and participate in joint creative projects and social impact experiences.
Aspiring entrepreneurs, 18 years and older, can benefit from access to technology and new potential business partners across the globe.
Our digital inclusion program is open to the entire family and has been developed especially for older adults who consider themselves beginners to tech.
Sign up now to join our community
Want to Support?
Providing laptop devices, at no cost to participants, is crucial to our Each One, Teach One Program. Please help us by donating to our fund to purchase laptops and tablets for participants.