Providing laptops, internet access, and digital literacy to refugee students so they can thrive in a tech-driven world.
In today's world, technology literacy isn't optional—it's essential. Millions of displaced students are held back simply by a lack of tools.
Millions lack basic tech access in underserved communities.
Without devices, educational opportunities remain out of reach.
Displaced students need digital skills to rebuild their futures.
Image: The digital divide affecting refugee students.
Are you a school principal or educator working with refugee students? We want to help your students get the technology they need.
Apply for School Partnership"Displacement can take a child's home but it doesn't have to take their chance to build a place in a world run by technology."
— Syeda Zainab Fatima, Founder
Project RELAY is a comprehensive solution that addresses the digital divide by providing technology and training to refugee students. We work with schools and NGOs to ensure that these students have the tools they need to succeed in their education and future careers.
Every contribution helps provide laptops, internet access, and digital literacy training for refugee students.
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My name is Syeda Zainab Fatima. I began teaching refugee students when I was 14 and realized they couldn't see what they were learning in action without technology. I founded Project RELAY to bridge this gap. By collaborating with schools and NGOs, we provide the necessary tools and training to help these students succeed.
- Zainab
Have questions or want to get involved? Reach out to us via email.
projectrelayorg@gmail.com