Together, we can

Provide a Safe Space for Women & Teenagers in underrepresented areas to do Tech

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We are building a bigger and better space with up to 30 workstations.

Finishing our hub means we can achieve our vision 2030 WordPress empowerment Goals.

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Our Workshops

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Basic Digital & Life Skills for Teenagers (4 Hours)

You will learn email communication, use search engines to find information, understand how websites work, and explore the top ten Life Skills laid down by WHO & required to survive this century.

Study Entrepreneurship (40 Hours)

Using the online/offline version of the dream builder course, you will learn skills and knowledge to start or grow your own business. Courses are interactive, convenient for your schedule, and available in English. Best of all, they’re free.

WordPress 101 for Beginners (12 Hours)

This is for anyone interested in how to use WordPress to build and manage your own blog or website. You’ll be comfortable adding images, video, PDF files, and using the Customizer to personalize the design of your site.

Our Annual Events

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STEAMD Summer Camps

Campers at Year 2021 Uwani Hub Summer Camp

Every August, running for 2.5 weeks and happening on-site, open to pre-teens & teenagers from ages 10 – 17. Application for participation opens up every April 1st.

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Tech Lady Bootcamps

Group Photo with all participants and trainers at the Tech Lady Bootcamp 2019

Every November, our annual seven (7) day intensive Leadership, Entrepreneurship, and Coding Bootcamp for selected women from across Nigeria.

Miss Uwani Hub

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Testimonials

Saydat posing for the Camera at the hub after class

I want to be a soldier and I did not think I needed to know how the internet works, but now I do and I know why. It is a great tool for communication today and I am amazed at how much useful information I can retrieve.
Saydat.

I thought it was a joke when my mom signed me up for just two days of classes, I never thought I would learn so much, much less learning about animation which is my field of interest.
Opeyemi.

At first, I was scared when my parents left, because this would be my first time away from home. Later, I got over it when I realized that everybody here was slowly becoming my family.
Saoban.

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