OLPC exists to use quality education to combat the issues that burden the youngest and most hopeful people: our children. The program began at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 2005. Since its inception, OLPC has provided more than 3 million educational laptops to children around the world.
Zamora Terán Foundation is a non-profit organization founded by the LAFISE Group. Headquartered in Nicaragua, the Foundation works closely with the «One Laptop Per Child» program and has spearheaded OLCP programs in more than 20 countries worldwide.
The alliance between OLPC and the Zamora Teran Foundation provides better educational opportunities to thousands of girls and boys around the world.
Now more than ever, this alliance deploys actions that meet the needs of thousands of teachers, students, and families in the current pandemic context.
OLPC is powered by Zamora Terán Foundation, a non-profit organization, that shares its knowledge of digital tools and servicing communities in third-world countries.
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