Non-profit organization that builds tech ecosystem of Deaf software Engineers (5-19yrs) empowering them to discover their purpose and lead productive lives.
"The role of a founder is to build a good business...and the role of an investor is to find a good business to invest in.
As a founder, if you are looking for investors, you are helping them to do their job for them."
- Shola Akinlade
ZERO TO ONE EVERY MOMENT IN BUSINESS happens only once. The next Bill Gates will not build an operating system.
The next Larry Page won’t make a search engine.The next Mark Zuckerberg won’t create a social network. If you are copying these guys, you aren’t learning from them.
Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning. ― Rick Cook
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Reading is the getaway skill that makes other learning possible - Barack Obama
If you could recommend one inspiring book for our Deaf students, what would it be?
Drop the book title and author in the comments
#BooksThatInspire#InclusiveLearning#DeafEducationMatters
Our DeafGirlArise 3.0 skill acquisition program is exceeding expectations! With everyone's active participation, we're confident each young woman will gain a sustainable skill.
#makingimpact#deafgirlsarise#empoweringyoungwomen
Still in the spirits of our Deaf Girls Arise 3.0 a network of beautiful young women coming together to change the narrative and empower one another . Doing big things in small corners 🥰🤎
@commonwealth@UN#Deafcandomore#Abilityindisabity
Hello everyone! We at DeafTech are excited to announce Deaf Girls Arise 3.0 a powerful gathering where deaf girls come together to shape minds, uplift , and build self-reliance. Join us in supporting this great movement
#deafgirls#changingthenarative
For the deaf community, access to information has long been limited—not by a lack of intelligence or curiosity, but by systemic barriers in communication, education, and technology. At the Deaf Technology Foundation, we are working to break these barriers by equipping young deaf
individuals with inclusive, market-driven digital skills, knowledge, and training, thereby unlocking equitable opportunities for them to contribute to solving society’s most pressing challenges.
Today is not the International Day of the Girl Child, but today at Deaf Technology Foundation, we want to celebrate our amazing Deaf Girls in Tech 💻.
We recognize their resilience, creativity, and the revolutionary impact they are bound to make in the tech industry. At DTF, we
support the Girl Child Education—and even more, we stand boldly for the education and empowerment of the Deaf Girl Child.
when she codes, creates, and leads, the entire community is transformed.
👉 Tag a Deaf girl in the comments to let her know she is seen, valued
support the Girl Child Education—and even more, we stand boldly for the education and empowerment of the Deaf Girl Child.
when she codes, creates, and leads, the entire community is transformed.
👉 Tag a Deaf girl in the comments to let her know she is seen, valued,