Empowering Women By Democratizing AI
AI for Her - Bridging the Digital Divide
DigiSam Foundation works tirelessly to make sure that women from lower socio-economic backgrounds have equal access to digital opportunities with a high focus on AI and the skills needed to thrive in an increasingly connected society.
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We believe in empowerment of women through Democratization of AI. Our Mission is to bring diverse voices to the table, bridge the AI divide, and empower communities through accessible education, digital literacy, and future-ready skills—so the next era of AI is built by and for everyone, not just a few CEOs.
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The Digital Promise, Tested: DigiSam's Assessment Reveals Why Government Schemes Still Fail the People They're Built For
DigiSam Foundation reviewed the real-world accessibility of four government welfare schemes—from accidental insurance to old-age pensions to telemedicine—and found that while India's digital infrastructure has grown dramatically, crashing portals, missing tracking, and unresponsive grievance systems still stand between citizens and the support they're entitled to.
Village Women Complete Yuva AI for All Course, Earning Government Certificates in Artificial Intelligence
Women from Saidbhar village have successfully completed the Indian government's Yuva AI for All course—earning official certificates and, more importantly, a genuine understanding of how artificial intelligence is shaping the world around them.
Survey Sakhi Programme Completes Full Village Coverage in Saidbhar
After months of patient, door-to-door conversations, Renu Rani has completed surveys across all 250 households in Saidbhar village. The findings reveal a striking paradox: infrastructure exists, but empowerment lags—and 250 women are ready to change that.