
Nairobi, Kenya

Children deserve more than access to the internet. They deserve the skills to understand it, question it, navigate it safely and shape it responsibly.
We empower children and preteens in underserved communities with foundational media and digital literacy skills that strengthen critical thinking and enable them to navigate, question and evaluate the information ecosystem.

Our programme equips children and young people with the knowledge, skills and confidence to navigate the digital world safely, responsibly and with resilience.
Think critically. Navigate safely. Participate meaningfully.

I founded the Fact Forward Digital Foundation because I understand what it’s like to grow up in a community where access to information and opportunities is not always equitable. My mission is to help close that gap and ensure that underserved children and young people are not only connected to the digital world but also empowered to question information, recognise risks, protect themselves, and use technology to learn, create, and pursue opportunities. I believe every child deserves the knowledge, skills, and confidence to participate, thrive in, and shape the digital world safely and meaningfully.

Explore insights, stories, research and practical resources on media literacy, digital literacy, child online safety, digital rights and the evolving digital world. Through our blog, FFDF shares knowledge, experiences and ideas that help children, young people, educators, parents and communities navigate digital and information environments safely, critically and meaningfully.