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B2W
Net Cafe
The Net
Cafe will be a hub of learning used to run our Net Program and as a
drop-in center where Palestinian youth can have access to computers
and the Internet. It will ensure that young women have access to
computers through designated times for their use only, as an
alternative to the male dominated private net cafes in Nablus that
are often of limits to women and girls. It will be a place where
youth of both sexes can do their homework, conduct research, read
the news, use email, voice their opinions, apply for jobs and
update their resumes.
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| Students
Learning in the B2W Net Cafe |
B2W
Net Program
The Net
Program will provide Palestinians from disadvantaged backgrounds
with training and access to computers for their educational
advancement, professional development and to foster both local
community education and international communication. It will
provide students with the tools necessary to develop and utilize
communication and technology skills. It represents an exciting step
forwards in our ability to support local youth.
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| Project Hope
Student Using a Computer |
This project
has been made possible thanks to the generosity of three different
donors:
The
Net Cafe has been furnished with
computers from two different donors, Kerk in Actie
in the Netherlands and the New Zealand Embassy in Ankara, Turkey.
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| Palestinian
Youth Using Computers |
Computer
access and learning provides at-risk youth with a better chance at
future employment.
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| Project Hope
Volunteers Setting up the Computer Lab |
It also
provides them with a forum for creative, positive
self-expression.
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