We measure success by real outcomes for communities and institutions. Rather than one-off campaigns, we build sustainable programs that drive lasting change across our three focus areas.
A free mobile learning application for Media and Information Literacy, available in local languages across Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan.
View projectA collaborative project strengthening civil society to provide digital literacy, mentorship, and information access to vulnerable and rural communities across Mongolia.
View projectA program that trained 1,000 teachers in digital literacy, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education.
View projectWe Think Digital is an extensive training program that covers topics such as online safety, privacy, respectful communication, critical thinking, and misinformation.
View projectMIL Project is curated by DW Akademie and UNESCO in Mongolia and curriculum development is elaborated by local partners.
View projectDigital Literacy Library / Training is designed to teach skills that are essential to navigate in an internet environment.
View projectAn annual push for media and information literacy.
View projectAmplifying Youth Voices through the "Youth Voices for Change" Initiative.
View projectAn international network protecting children worldwide against cyber threats through legal, technical, and organizational measures while empowering them to safely benefit from the online environment.
View projectEncouraging the public to be mindful of what they share online.
View projectShaping Mongolia's Long-Term Sustainable Development and Climate Policy through GCAM Modeling.
View projectTransitioning to Clean Energy: The 100,000 Solar Ger Initiative for Ulaanbaatar’s Ger Districts.
View projectA public awareness campaign combining digital outreach and community training to promote balanced and healthier lifestyle choices.
View projectHelped implement Meta's blood donation tool in Mongolia during COVID-19, in partnership with the Ministry of Health, when donor numbers had dropped sharply.
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