Annual Report 2025
October 9, 2026
2025: Building confidence and opportunity through digital inclusion Our 2025 Annual Report brings together a year of learning, inspiring stories, and shared achievements across the...
Our Stories
Women at the heart of digital skills growth in Sierra Leone
October 8, 2026
The Citizen Training program was carried out in Sierra Leone under the ITU/BDT Digital Transformation Centers (DTC) Initiative, as part of the project “Boosting Digital...
From skills to impact: taking digital inclusion further in Senegal
October 6, 2026
Earlier this year in March we launched the advanced level of its ICB4VI program in Senegal, marking a new step in its effort to strengthen...
The girl who taught her class
October 2, 2026
Rayhana was in her final year of primary school in Skhour Rhamna, a small town in Morocco, when she encountered a computer for the first...
One training, a transformed future
September 29, 2026
At just 22 years old, Abdourahmane, a resident of Guédiawaye on the outskirts of Dakar, embodies perseverance and a deep desire to learn....
Inside our mission: Conversations with ST Foundation leaders
September 22, 2026
Meet Giuseppe Notarnicola: strategic stewardship in service of the ST Foundation Welcome to the first edition of Inside our mission: Conversations with ST Foundation leaders, a...
A bridge to independence for young people with learning disabilities
September 18, 2026
Using email, searching online, or creating a document is part of everyday life. For many people with learning disabilities, these skills can be the key...
Ndeye’s dream from self-doubt to leadership, empowered through partnership
August 25, 2026
Born in Dakar, Ndeye dreamed of becoming a civil engineer. After two years of university studies, she was forced to stop for family reasons, choosing...
When code opens doors: empowering young people to shape their future
August 19, 2026
At the beginning of July, seven young people accompanied by the Mission Locale du Gresivaudan, walked into the training room where computers and small Mars...