How a community adapted to tech’s rapid evolution

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The role of technology in everyday life continues to change and grow. And so do the challenges for families living in the world’s poorest places. As the pandemic shifted that evolution into high gear, communities had to be innovative to avoid falling behind.


In the newest video from our Global Poverty Perspectives series, family members and staff from our Jalisco, Mexico program share their experiences with you. See how they adapted to the rapidly accelerating pace of change — and how support from friends like you made a difference.

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I want to thank the entire Children International team, the sponsors who help us and who helped us in this reality. I want to thank you, and I can only keep on thanking you.”
- Anaís, Britany and Daniela’s mom, Mexico

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Your compassion helps create positive change

Thanks to support from friends like you, families who lack access to basic technology like tablet computers can receive much-needed assistance. Life-changing resources like computer labs and libraries are also available. And your gifts even help promote digital literacy that prepares children and youth for secondary education and the workforce. These are just a few of the many ways your compassion has the power to change lives!

See all the videos in our Global Poverty Perspectives Video Insider Series

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What do you think? Let us know in the comments!

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rgfischoff
Oct 27, 2022

I wholeheartedly support education technology and encourage my 22 sponsored CI children/youths to take CI's computer classes. I also encourage my sponsored children/youths and their families to use my EG's (Extra monetary Gifts) to purchase educational tech tools such as tablets, cell phones and TVs.

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