WikiIndaba 2024/Proposal/Let’s Connect Learnings on emerging communities in Sub-Saharan Africa through in-person peer learning session.
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Let’s Connect learnings on emerging communities in Sub-Saharan Africa through in-person peer learning session. | ||
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Author(s): Justice Okai-Allotey (Let's Connect), Justine Msechu (Tanzania), Barakat Olamide Adegboye (Kwara State), Musa Vacho (Hausa Community) | Username(s): Justice Okai-Allotey, Bukola O. James | Session type: panel | |
Affiliation: Let's Connect | Session track(s): Equity, Inclusion, Education and Community Health/Initiatives | ||
Abstract:
Over the years, Let’s Connect has funded several on-site learning clinics across emerging communities within the Sub-Saharan African region. This presentation seeks to share those learnings with the community and spark more interest in Let’s Connect's activities and how we can help more African communities. |
Audience : medium | ||
Mode: Hybrid | |||
Special requirements: | |||
How will this session be beneficial for the communities in the region?
Let’s Connect has most of its participants from the Middle East and Africa region. Since its beginning, we have funded three African communities to host in-person peer learning programs. We want to share this program's successes, failures, and lessons with the more significant African Wikimedia communities. |
- Interested participants
(register below and ask your questions now to the session organiser)