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Faceless Hackers improves Kakuma’s refugees access to healthcare
Faceless Hackers: a birth at Techfugees Kenya 2019 Hackathon at the iHub Faceless Hackers e-health project was born from the
Techfugees Welcomes Raj Burman as its new CEO
Techfugees Board of Directors announces Raj Burman as the new Chief Executive Officer, joining the team on Thursday 5th November
Technologies and innovations that can be leveraged to support displaced persons 🇰🇪
Recap of Techfugees Kenya July 2020 meetup 🇰🇪 At the relaunch in June 2020, we promised Techfugees Kenya
A #Tech4refugees innovator’s journey: Ahmad from DoctorX building a medical passport for refugees
Ahmad Bassam is a 26 years electrical engineer working in JREEEF at developing a fair renewable energy access to all
Alleviating the impact of COVID_19 through tech solutions for displaced people
In March 2020, Techfugees community launched its very own Data Hub to map the impact of Covid_19 among displaced communities.
🇰🇪 Technology in disrupting existing inequalities among refugees in Kenya amidst COVID-19
The long awaited day was finally here as the Techfugees(TF) Kenya chapter was being relaunched. With the insights of experienced
Fresh questions emerging from resurgent #BlackLivesMatter movement
Techfugees have resisted pressure to release a statement on the #BLM movement too early, but you’ll be able to guess our stance if you’re familiar with us.
Renewing existing capacities of displaced people in times of COVID_19
What is Techfugees Data Hub? In March 2020, with the support of volunteers from across the world and organisations, Techfugees
Techfugees Kenya : Here we go again!
What’s up? Techfugees is BACK in Kenya 🇰🇪 After months of suspense, the Kenya Chapter will (re)join Techfugees family 👪