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10 more STEM Centers begin their journey!
Over the years, our partners (DHL, Jameco Electronic Components, and smartAID) have helped STEMpower transform nearly every country in Sub-Saharan Africa. No longer are the youth of entire countries locked out of the digital and electronics age. Our hands-on educational labs empower youth to enjoy deep learning engineering through access to modern real-world equipment, not simulations.
STEMpower's partners and African-based staff have overcome every logistical nightmares thrown at us. Each of the 46 host countries has unique requirements, whether for the lab equipment, the lab furniture, transport aircraft type, and even entry visas for our lab installer and trainer staff.
This past Thursday, five tons of our carefully-selected Electronics Lab equipment entered the DHL world-wide logistical network from Jameco's distribution facilities in California. After those labs are successfully installed in Africa, then 94% of SubSaharan countries will be operating at least one STEMpower-enabled STEM Center -- with ZERO operational funding by international or government entities.
STEMpower's permanent sustainable success-per-dollar ROI compares favorably when contrasted with the record expenditures of USAID and other "well-known" organizations.
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