Today, I’m honored to introduce you to the latest cohort of Now Go Build CTO Fellows. Individuals from around the world with diverse backgrounds (engineering, the humanities, business, healthcare, entrepreneurship, law) that have found their calling at the intersection of technology and education.

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The Now Go Build CTO Fellows program introduces its latest cohort of eight individuals from around the world who are using technology to address educational inequities. These fellows are tackling challenges like refugee reskilling, creating AI-generated learning materials in local languages, building solar-powered digital schools in remote areas, providing reproductive health education, and developing offline-first learning platforms. Their work spans India, Pakistan, Germany, Mali, Togo, Cameroon, France, and other regions, focusing on marginalized communities including refugees, rural students, and young women. Each fellow brings diverse backgrounds in engineering, law, healthcare, and entrepreneurship to create personalized, accessible education solutions that challenge traditional one-size-fits-all approaches.

Education is not one-size-fits-all for the latest CTO Fellows

Adnan Ahmed Qureshi , Teach the World Foundation

Jassen Stanchev , ReDI School of Digital Integration

Oluwafunmilayo Ajakaiye , The Sapphires Development Initiative (TSDI)