Project LEDO works across communities and borders to expand access to technology education, strengthen local partnerships, and create opportunities for young people to see themselves as builders, innovators, and leaders in a global technology economy.
Hands-on robotics, circuits, and engineering sessions with students, educators, and community leaders in Havana, a place with deep traditions of science, ingenuity, and creativity.
Technology education shaped with local educators and community partners in Cochabamba, connected to Project LEDO while keeping its own local identity.
The common thread: young people understanding technology, building with technology, and imagining themselves as technology leaders.
New work appears here only once it is confirmed. Today, Project LEDO is exploring a potential program in Nigeria.
We collaborate with educators, community organizations, universities, technology companies, governments, researchers, and institutions interested in expanding meaningful access to technology education.