IT

Escape Route Towards Social Inclusion for War-Disabled Gazan Youth

By Khaled Alashqar
The Israeli attacks that the Gaza Strip has suffered in recent years have left in their wake a large number of young people who have come up against a further barrier to their creative energies – physical disability caused by military aggression.

IT and Internet Offer Possibilities of Overcoming Blockade in Gaza

By Khaled Alashqar
"After graduating, I joined the thousands of other graduates on the list of the unemployed. Then I read about a project that offers a technology incubator for youth projects, applied, was accepted and now I’m no longer on that list!

Tahrir Square Finds a GrEEK Neighbour

By Rachel Williamson
The group of buildings near Tahrir Square could be modern campus-style office space anywhere. It’s hard to believe that just outside the heavy steel gates lies downtown Cairo, the noisy, polluted and now troubled heart of Egypt.

Automation, Drones and Robots Lead to Guaranteeing Incomes for Humans

By Hazel Henderson
The debate over structural unemployment, automation and jobless economic growth began in the 1960s as car factories replaced workers with robots.