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 WildTech in the Media

Three Decades of Recognized Impact
From the Smithsonian Institution to the Guardian, WildTech's work has earned national recognition since 1995

RECOGNIZED NATIONALLY

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In the Press

National and international coverage of our work

The Guardian (Tanzania)

2024

"Instead of leaving pupils with heavy bags full of books, now pupils will be able to access the materials online only by entering in the laptops library."

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Washington Business Journal

2021

Many D.C. communities lack even the tools to connect online, but that’s slowly changing thanks to WildTech.

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Converge Magazine

2002

"Only the wilderness, mankind's aboriginal teacher, can do this." — Lou August, on why technology training alone isn't enough

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Seattle Times

1995

"It's not that hard. You just have to do it step by step." — Chris Hart, 14, who had never used a computer before

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EdTech Digest

2023

"Ultimately, we will provide $250,000 worth of educational hardware, software and training at no cost to seven Tanzanian schools."

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CCNV Homeless Shelter

2017

"It's not the youth paradigm bridging the digital divide, it's the untapped potential paradigm that exists in the homeless community." — Lou August

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Converge Magazine

2001

"There needs to be a value experience, a character experience. The only vehicle that can do that without prejudice is the wilderness." — Lou August

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See our Volunteers in Action

ITV Tanzania coverage of our Nkoasenga Secondary School deployment (in Kiswahili)

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