Profils de partenaires de jeunesse

Southern New Hampshire University

A GEM student at SNHU represents determination and resilience, being refugees seeking education amidst challenging circumstances. Through SNHU's Global Education Movement, they access tailored online education from various locations, including Rwanda, Kenya, Malawi, South Africa, and Lebanon.

This competency-based system allows them to progress at their pace, mastering specific tasks and projects. With support from partner NGOs and academic coaches, these students earn internationally recognized degrees, equipping them with skills for the global market. GEM's mission is to empower these students to transform their lives through education, leading to personal growth and economic development.

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Blacks in Technology Foundation (BIT)

The Blacks in Technology Foundation is an organization dedicated to amplifying the representation and success of Black individuals in the tech sector. Recognizing the systemic barriers and disparities that Black students often encounter, the foundation undertakes a multi-pronged approach to provide both resources and opportunities.

They offer scholarships, mentorship programs, workshops, and networking events, all tailored to foster skill development, confidence, and industry connections. Furthermore, by collaborating with educational institutions, tech companies, and other organizations, the Blacks in Technology Foundation ensures that Black students receive the necessary support, guidance, and opportunities to thrive in a technological world, challenging the status quo and reshaping the industry.

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Last Mile Education Fund

Last Mile Education focuses on supporting dedicated students on the cusp of completing their journey in technology education. These students are characterized by their commitment to a STEM-related degree or certification within the U.S. and are facing financial challenges that threaten their academic progress.

Whether due to a low-income status, ineligibility for U.S. Federal student aid, or other evident financial needs, these individuals are in a precarious position as they approach the finish line of their academic endeavors. Last Mile emphasizes its commitment to those currently located in the U.S. and explicitly encourages members and alumnae of computing talent pipeline programs such as NCWIT Aspirations in Computing, Girls Who Code, Black Girls Code, Boys & Girls Clubs, Girl Scouts, SWENext, and similar organizations to apply for their support.

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Ashesi University

African Leadership University students are passionate and driven young people who want to make a positive impact in Africa and the world. They are ethical and entrepreneurial leaders who learn the skills, acuity, and vision needed to succeed in any field or sector.

They are changemakers who declare missions, not majors, and design their own education based on their goals and interests. They are learners who benefit from the guidance of world-class faculty, staff, industry professionals, and peers, as well as real-world experiences and internships. Finally, they are graduates who are prepared to take on fulfilling careers and join a vibrant, Pan-African community of alumni and friends

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University of the West Indies (UWI)

The University of the West Indies (UWI) is a remarkable institution that serves a diverse student population, including underrepresented students from over 80 countries. With campuses in Mona (Jamaica), St. Augustine (Trinidad and Tobago), Cave Hill (Barbados), Five Islands (Antigua and Barbuda), and the Open Campus serving multiple Caribbean nations, UWI offers an inclusive and comprehensive educational experience

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The Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC)

The Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC) is a neutral, not-for-profit national center of expertise with the mission of strengthening Canada's digital advantage in the global economy.

For over 30 years, and with a team of 110 experts, ICTC has delivered forward-looking research, practical policy advice, and capacity building solutions for individuals and businesses. Our goal is to ensure that technology is utilized to drive economic growth and innovation and that Canada's workforce remains competitive on a global scale.

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Simplon Île-de-France

Simplon serves underrepresented students by offering free, intensive training in web coding and other in-demand digital jobs. Targeting primarily women, low-qualified individuals, long-term unemployed persons, youth from disadvantaged suburbs, the handicapped, and seniors, Simplon aims to bridge the gap in the digital sector where there's a stark underrepresentation and high demand for skilled workers.

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UCD Women+ in STEM Society

The University College Dublin’s (UCD) Society focuses on supporting and promoting women and non-binary students in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths).

The Society operates in three main ways: Social, Careers, and Outreach. The Social aspect involves fun weekly events designed to help our members unwind and meet new people. The Careers component focuses on preparing our members for life after college through various activities, including employer events, site tours, CV and interview workshops, Lunch and Learns, panel talks, and networking events. Lastly, the Outreach program connects with the younger generation through a dedicated primary and secondary school outreach initiative.

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Partenaires de jeunesse par région

GMI collabore avec des partenaires à but non lucratif locaux et des universités qui soutiennent les étudiants sous-représentés dans plus de 100 pays. “Sous-représenté” signifie des choses très différentes d’une communauté à l’autre. Les partenaires de GMI possèdent une compréhension approfondie des contextes locaux et nomment les étudiants qui bénéficieraient le plus d’un mentorat GMI. Pour voir comment notre liste de partenaires jeunes sélectionne les étudiants pour le mentorat, explorez nos partenaires régionaux ci-dessous.

l’Afrique

Bénin

ALA – HALI Access Network
Université d’Abomey-Calavi

Botswana

ALA – HALI Access Network
Blacks In Technology
Wells Mountain Initiative

Burkina Faso

Université Thomas Sankara

Cameroun

ALA – HALI Access Network
Blacks In Technology
Wells Mountain Initiative

Éthiopie

MIT Emerging Talent
MPOWER
Wells Mountain Initiative

Gambie

Ashinaga Foundation

Ghana

African Leadership Academy
Ashesi University
Ashinaga Foundation
Blacks In Technology
University of Development Studies
Wells Mountain Initiative

Kenya

Africa Careers Network
African Leadership College
Blacks In Technology Foundation
eMentoring Africa
Kakenya’s Dream
MPESA Foundation Academy
SolveSquad
SNHU GEM
University of Nairobi
Wells Mountain Initiative

Liberia

ALA – HALI Access Network
Wells Mountain Initiative

Madagascar

Wells Mountain Initiative

Malawi

SNHU GEM
Wells Mountain Initiative

Maurice

African Leadership College
African Leadership University

Maroc

INPT
Université Chouaib Doukkali

Namibie

Ashinaga Foundation

Nigeria

Blacks In Technology Foundation
Wells Mountain Initiative

Rwanda

ALA – HALI Access Network
African Leadership University
SNHU GEM
Wells Mountain Initiative

Sénégal

Groupe ISM
Université Cheikh Anta Diop

Sierra Leone

Central University Sierra Leone
Wells Mountain Initiative

Afrique du Sud

Afrika Tikkun Services
Maharishi Institute
SNHU – GEM

Sudan

MIT Emerging Talent

Tanzanie

Wells Mountain Initiative

Togo

EDULCOD Togo

Uganda

Wells Mountain Initiative

Zambie

Wells Mountain Initiative

Zimbabwe

Wells Mountain Initiative

l’Asie

Afghanistan

MIT Emerging Talent

Australie

Generation Australia

Bangladesh

Wells Mountain Initiative

Bhutan

Wells Mountain Initiative

Égypt

MIT Emerging Talent

Inde

Akanksha Education Fund
Global Impact Initiative
Ismaili Professionals Network
Tech Mahindra Foundation

Japon

Ashinaga Foundation

Jordanie

Education for Employment

Kyrgyzstan

MIT Emerging Talent

Liban

ESA Coding Lab
Jobs for Lebanon
Lebanese American University
SNHU GEM
Talent Beyond Boundaries

Myanmar

MIT Emerging Talent

Népal

Wells Mountain Initiative

Pakistan

Sarban Foundation
Ismaili Professionals Network

Palestine

Wells Mountain Initiative

Philippines

Polytechnic University of The Philippines

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka Technological Campus
University of Ruhuna

Thaïlande

Wells Mountain Initiative

Turquie

MIT Emerging Talent
SNHU GEM

Émirats Arabes Unis

Lebanese American University
MIT Emerging Talent
SNHU GEM

l’Amérique latine

Colombie

Sergio Arboleda University

Honduras

Keiser University

Nicaragua

Keiser University

l’Europe

République tchèque

Ashinaga Foundation

France

Ashinaga Foundation
MIT Emerging Talent
Simplon

Grèce

MIT Emerging Talent

Italie

MIT Emerging Talent

Irlande

Fasttrack into IT

Macédoine du Nord

Ismaili Professionals Network

Pologne

Blacks In Technology Foundation

Ukraine

MIT Emerging Talent
Ukrainian Global University

Royaume-Uni

Ashinaga Foundation
Blacks In Technology Foundation
Ismaili Professionals Network
MIT Emerging Talent
MPESA Foundation Academy

l’Amérique du Nord

Canada

Blacks In Technology
ICTC
Ismaili Professionals Network
MIT Emerging Talent
MPOWER

États-Unis

Akanksha Education Fund
Ashinaga Foundation
Blacks In Technology Foundation
Bluefield University
Boise State University
Central Washington University
Colorado State University Global
Concord University
Delta State University
Highline College
Ismaili Professionals Network
Last Mile Education Fund
McDaniel College
Michigan State
MPESA Foundation Academy
MPOWER
SNHU
SNHU GEM
St. Mary’s College of California
UC Merced
Ukraine Global Scholars
University of St. Thomas Houston
UVA-Wise
Western Governors University
Western Washington University

des Caraïbes

Antigua-et-Barbuda

University of the West Indies

Haïti

MIT Emerging Talent
Wells Mountain Initiative

Jamaïque

University of the West Indies

Trinité-et-Tobago

Blacks In Technology Foundation
University of the West Indies