Digital Access Now
Digital Access Now helps underserved young people gain access to technology, build practical digital and career-ready skills, and connect those skills to education, leadership, mentorship, and future opportunities.

Nepal · India · Indonesia · Nigeria · United States
Our Framework
Every community faces different barriers. DAN starts where the need is and helps participants move toward meaningful digital opportunity.
01 — Access
Reliable access to technology, connectivity, and digital resources.
02 — Skills
Practical digital, AI, communication, and career-ready capabilities.
03 — Opportunity
Pathways where participants can apply learning and advance.
“Start where the barrier is.”
If access is the main challenge, DAN starts with access. If access already exists, the focus shifts to skills. If participants already have relevant skills, DAN focuses on opportunity.

Who We Are
Digital Access Now is building a locally adaptable education and access platform that connects learning to opportunity.
Technology access remains essential, but DAN's work does not end when a device is delivered or someone gets online. Our focus is on whether young people can access technology, build useful skills, apply what they learn, and connect to meaningful next steps.
2026–2027
Prove the model before scaling it.
During the 2026–2027 pilot phase, DAN is developing and testing structured youth programs across five countries. The initial focus is on students above grade 8 in underserved or resource-constrained communities, while delivery adapts based on local needs, infrastructure, language, and partner capacity.
Explore Our Programs
DAN Student Workshop
In the Field
Students took part in a structured session focused on practical digital and AI skills, supported by DAN facilitators and local partners.
The workshop emphasized active learning, real-world application, and a clear next step beyond the session — building both capability and confidence.
How We Deliver
01
Use existing classrooms, local technology, and school partnerships to deliver structured learning directly to students.
02
Flexible digital delivery where geography, hardware availability, or infrastructure makes in-person delivery difficult.
03
Train volunteers, student leaders, chapters, schools, and partner organizations to help deliver and sustain programs locally.
The Participant Journey
01
Engage
Recruit students through schools, partners, chapters, volunteers, and online outreach.
02
Learn
Deliver structured workshops or cohorts using the technology available locally where possible.
03
Apply
Participants complete a practical project, challenge, demonstration, or capstone.
04
Advance
Connect participants to mentorship, certification, education, competitions, leadership, or careers.
05
Multiply
Prepare selected participants to teach, mentor, organize, or lead future activities.
Whether you are a student, volunteer, school, community organization, university, company, or funder, there is a way to contribute to DAN's work.