Own Your Data Foundation offers digital intelligence education and resources to empower individuals with knowledge about data rights, cybersecurity, and online ethics. They develop curricula and training programs to equip educators and leaders, expanding digital literacy through a train-the-trainer model.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Individuals often lack the knowledge and resources to navigate the digital landscape safely and make informed choices regarding their online presence. This knowledge gap hinders their ability to protect themselves from cybersecurity threats, understand their data rights, and engage ethically online.
Solution
Own Your Data Foundation provides comprehensive digital intelligence education and resources designed to empower individuals with critical knowledge. Their programs focus on data rights, cybersecurity, and online ethics, equipping users with the necessary tools for safe and informed digital engagement. By developing curricula and advanced training programs, they aim to train educators and leaders, thereby expanding digital literacy on a global scale. Their initiative focuses on building capacity through a "train-the-trainer" model, mobilizing adults and inspiring youth volunteers to become digital intelligence advocates within their communities.
Target Audience
The primary audience includes educators, parents, student leaders, and individuals seeking to enhance their understanding of digital rights, cybersecurity, and online ethics.
Features
- Curricula development for digital intelligence education, targeting teachers, parents, and student leaders.
- Advanced training programs for educators and thought leaders to act as multipliers for digital literacy.
- Focus areas include data rights, cybersecurity, online ethics, effective communication, and technology proficiency.
- Building an expert network to support the Coalition for Digital Intelligence and refine global standards.
- Mobilizing adults and inspiring youth volunteers to become resources for their peers.