Technology Partnership is a non-profit organization focused on developing digital literacy & building bridges between schools globally.
We are a Kenyan based nonprofit with an administrative team in Denver, Colorado. We are working to bridge the digital divide in Kenyan schools by improving access to technology. We partner with schools to bring computer labs, internet and teacher training where it is needed most.
05/11/2022
FORMWELT | FORMWELT Online for a better future Blog | Gitta Peyn | 21. Oct 2018 FORMWELT Online for a better future Complex times need complex solutions and compex/versatile thinkers. They need a complex approach to science and transdisciplinary synergies between experts and layman in order to overcome some of today’s bottlenecks and to help w...
10/24/2019
Congrats to Juliana Rotich! Well earned acknowledgement!
Africa: Kenyan Juliana Rotich Receives German Africa Prize German Chancellor Angela Merkel has awarded the 2019 prize to Juliana Rotich, founder of software project Ushahidi, which was introduced to monitor violence in Kenya following the 2007 general elections.
05/24/2019
Big news! Check out our big announcement!
Exciting changes for Technology Partnership For the past several years, we have been working towards an exciting goal: an independent TP, Kenya. We are proud to announce that the time has come and that TP, Kenya is a strong, local, community focused organization working independently to prioritize needs and goals of the Kenyan's they serve. ....
"Intellectual capital has become the new currency of business and finance -- and the promise of utilizing brainpower to move individuals, families and even entire communities from poverty to prosperity within one generation has never been more possible than at this moment in time...Potential is no guarantee of progress, We will only grasp the staggering potential of our time if we create onramps that empower ALL people to participate, regardless of background, country of origin, religious practice, gender, or color of skin." -Robert F. Smith
Who is with us to build these onramps?
05/11/2019
Happy Mothers Day to every Mom!
Happy Mothers Day Cards 2019 – Mother’s Day Card Ideas With Quotes, Poems & Messages
04/11/2019
A great opportunity for your innovative ideas to become realized!
University of Nairobi will be hosting the Nairobi Innovation Challenge 2019 as part of the Nairobi Innovation Week. Innovators creating solutions in healthcare, manufacturing, affordable housing and food security are invited to participate.
04/11/2019
What are you going to do with your children out for the long school holiday? We have a camp for you! It is a fantastic opportunity! Please share to spread the word.
04/10/2019
Isn't it supposed to be April holidays?! Not for TP's Mulathankari students! Now, imagine YOU had to grade all of those exams and think about how much work and effort goes into every learner. Enjoy your graduation ceremony and hard-earned holiday.
04/05/2019
We are reaching out for support! We have the opportunity to purchase an exciting new curriculum, developed in Kenya, for Kenyans. We need your help to bring it to our students. Please, take a look!
A New Way To Learn One of the greatest promises of technology in underserved schools is the access it brings to different and more robust learning opportunities. Technology Partnership is partnering with Lumen Labs to deliver a project-based curriculum to students. The new curriculum teaches digital literacy skills al...
04/04/2019
Did you know that Technology Partnership is now committed to only buying our computers in Kenya? Why? Because when we buy in Kenya, we are participating in the economy and not suppressing the market with donated goods. How can someone find a job selling computers when donated computers are available? Also, it is not Kenya's responsibility to deal with America and Europe's waste. Computers are shipped under the guise of being "refurbished" and who is left to deal with the waste? Kenyans.
Something To Ponder: Where Is Africa’s Dump Site? - iAfrica.com For years, African countries have been complaining about the dreadful actions carried out by the industrialized world on the African soil. From electronics to atomic waste material, these countries will load ships and send them to dump their unwanted waste on the African territory. Sometimes, thes...
