Tech Big Sis Foundation

Education is more than access to classrooms — it’s access to opportunity, confidence, and the future.

At Tech Big Sis Foundation, we’re intentional about using technology as a bridge, not a barrier. Through our initiatives, we introduce children to digital skills early and preparing them to thrive in tech especially in underserved communities.

Because when education is inclusive, practical, and future-focused, it doesn’t just change lives — it changes generations.

Happy International Day of Education.

Happy Birthday to our Founder, Jennifer Onyebuchi!
Today we celebrate a visionary whose work is transforming lives and shaping the future of tech inclusion across Africa. We’re proud to walk this journey with you.

As Nigeria marks 65 years of independence, we at Tech Big Sis Foundation celebrate not just freedom, but the power of opportunity. True independence means ensuring that every child, regardless of background, has equal access to digital skills. Together, we are working to bridge the digital divide and raise a generation ready for the future.

As part of our commitment to digital equity, in March, the Tech Big Sis Foundation launched an Artificial Intelligence awareness and training campaign titled “AI for Young Africans”. This AI-advocacy drive caters to children and teenagers between the ages of 5 and 18.

This initiative is designed to introduce young learners to the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in a fun, relatable, and age-appropriate manner. We aim to spark curiosity, debunk myths about technology, and help students discover how AI is shaping the future of work, learning, and problem-solving across every sector.

The objectives of the AI Drive include:

Introducing students to foundational concepts in Artificial Intelligence.

Showcasing real-life applications of AI that children can relate to.

Inspiring early interest in STEM and digital skills.

Equipping students with a future-ready mindset and raising awareness on ethical, responsible AI use.

Our research and field experience show that many African children are unaware of how AI is already impacting their lives. Early exposure to this knowledge helps position them to thrive in a fast-changing digital world.

We believe this program will greatly enrich African Children's learning experience and empower them with the confidence and curiosity to explore technology meaningfully.