Over the last couple of months, illuminAid has traveled to Liberia and Paraguay to hold our first workshops in over a year.

Approximately 700 million children in developing nations are estimated to be living in monetary-poor households this year, up from 582 million in 2019, prior to the global pandemic.

Applications built on blockchain will soon give social inclusion to an unprecedented 5 million students and teachers at all elementary and secondary schools in Ethiopia--by far the largest government-blockchain agreement to date.

When it comes to food science, community nutrition, malnutrition and public health- Dr. Abbeddou is a fountain of knowledge and motivation. This interview provides an academic perspective of the research Dr. Abbeddou has coordinated on these topics and the advice she has for future public health professionals.

Get to know a little bit about our new team members here at illuminAid!

Read more about the intersections between current technology and public health during an interview with one of our advisory board members and local video trainers, A.S Douno.

There are a variety of ways to donate to illuminAid, including cryptocurrency!

Measuring poverty in monetary terms alone may be a detriment to those most affected by it. Ancillary components that contribute to overall happiness and well-being should not go overlooked.

illuminAid is looking forward to shipping out projector kits to CARE and Digital Green to further their mission in disseminating knowledge about health and agricultural practices.