Dispurse Foundation and Sustainable Peru Sign Alliance to Promote Literacy
Dispurse Foundation and Sustainable Peru signed an inter-institutional alliance agreement aimed at closing the basic and digital literacy gaps in communities.
Report from Cajamarca
In the heart of Chetilla and Los Baños del Inca, Cuarto Poder takes us to meet Jovita, Juana, Máxima and Gregoria, students of our literacy program with the FOCUS application.
Jovita, a resident of Mahuaypampa in Chetilla, has decided to change her life by learning to read and write with the use of technology. Just like her, other Cajamarca women are embracing the power of knowledge, in the district square they meet every afternoon to learn with María, the virtual character who guides their learning in the FOCUS application.
Juana, from La Retama in Los Baños del Inca, finds the perfect solution in our educational strategy: she can learn comfortably from home and without the need for the internet. Gregoria and Máxima are companions, they help each other in their learning and show us that it is never too late to learn.
These stories are moving examples of the positive impact of education on rural communities. At the Dispurse Foundation, we are proud to share these transformative experiences in Cajamarca. Join us on this journey of learning and growth! 📚🌟
Pensión 65 Recognizes Dispurse Foundation for Its Contribution to Digital Literacy for Older Adults
Within the framework of the 1st Meeting of Successful Experiences in Digital Literacy for Older Adults, held on November 13 and 14 in the city of Oxapampa, the National Program of Solidarity Assistance Pensión 65, under Peru’s Ministry of Development and Social Inclusion, granted a recognition to Dispurse Foundation for its contribution to strengthening digital literacy processes for older adults in vulnerable situations.
Rewriting Stories: Our Commitment to Education for Young People and Adults
In September, the second edition of Rewriting Stories: Our Commitment to Education for Young People and Adults was held in Lima. The event was promoted by the business-led movement Es Hoy and Dispurse Foundation as a space to showcase concrete progress in Education for Young People and Adults (EYPA) and to recognize those making it possible to expand this right across the country.