As the digital transformation increases across the world, so does the need for digital workers.
Finding digital workers is relatively easy in the high-speed internet and cloud-computing world.
But what about areas that are remote, off the grid, and where potential workers are refugees and displaced people? Our guest speaker, June Helderle, Co-founder of the non-profit organization Learning Lions, and a recent Learning Lab panelist, explains how we can empower underserved young people, including those in refugee communities.
Speakers
June Helderle
Co-founder of the non-profit organization Learning Lions
With a Masters in ICT for Development (ICT4D), June has spent the last 15 years devising and deploying ICT strategies in diverse landscapes like Guyana, India, and Kenya. Her efforts are defined by a unique blend of innovation, sustainability, and a passion for creating equitable learning opportunities through technology.