Kenya Education Fund presents Coding the Future: What AI Means for the African Child, a free virtual event celebrating Day of the African Child. Young voices will explore how AI is shaping education, opportunity, identity, and the future of Africa through dialogue and shared experiences.
-- Free Virtual Event Celebrates the Day of the African Child and Amplifies Youth Voices on Technology, Opportunity, and Identity
June 12, 2026 - 10:00 AM Eastern Time
Kenya Education Fund (KEF) and Daughters of Destiny Foundation are proud to co-present “Coding the Future: What AI Means for the African Child,” a free 90-minute virtual event taking place on Friday, June 12, 2026, at 10:00 AM Eastern Time in celebration of the Day of the African Child.
Moderated by Esther Amunga, the event will bring together young voices to explore how artificial intelligence and emerging technologies are shaping the future of Africa. Through personal stories, dialogue, and reflection, participants will discuss the opportunities and challenges presented by AI and the critical role of education in preparing the next generation for a rapidly evolving world.
The program will examine five key themes:
Technology and Daily Life
Opportunity, Learning and Pathways
Identity, Culture and Roots
Challenges and Realities
As artificial intelligence transforms industries, education, and everyday life, African youth must be included in shaping the conversation. This event provides a platform for young people to share their perspectives on innovation, leadership, culture, and the future they envision for themselves and their communities.
“Coding the Future” will highlight how technology can expand opportunities while preserving cultural identity and fostering creativity. The discussion will focus on the skills, values, and leadership qualities needed to thrive in an AI-driven world.
“This is more than a conversation about technology,” said the organizers. “It is a vision for a future where African children do not simply adapt to change but become innovators, creators, and leaders who help shape it.”
The event is free and open to educators, students, parents, nonprofit leaders, technology professionals, and anyone interested in the future of education and youth empowerment in Africa.
About Kenya Education Fund
The Kenya Education Fund is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing comprehensive educational support to academically talented and financially disadvantaged students in Kenya. Through scholarships, mentorship, leadership development, and life-skills training, KEF equips young girls and boys with the tools they need to build successful futures and break the cycle of poverty.
Contact Info:
Name: Sabrina Wilson
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Organization: Kenya Education Fund
Address: 360 East 72nd Street, New York, NY 10021, United States
Phone: +1-415-335-1548
Website: https://www.kenyaeducationfund.org
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