Mit Leaders for Global Operations

Open Learning Exchange Inc. (OLE) is a social benefit organization based in Cambridge, MA, dedicated to empowering communities through continuous learning and the development of community-led enterprises. By addressing barriers to education, such as the lack of quality materials and effective teaching, OLE fosters personalized, scalable, and sustainable learning solutions that are globally connected. OLE collaborates with local educational entrepreneurs across various nations to promote open-access learning solutions, ensuring that each community can thrive despite challenges like poverty and violence. Their innovative Personal Learning Toolkit operates offline and harnesses solar power, making education accessible and impactful for children and youth around the world. Generated from the website

The MIT Center for Civic Media, established in 2007, was a collaborative initiative between the MIT Media Lab and the Comparative Media Studies Writing program, dedicated to fostering participatory media and social change. Over its thirteen-year tenure, the center has brought together students, researchers, and community members to explore innovative projects that enhance civic engagement and improve local infrastructure. With a focus on the intersection of technology and activism, the center became a vital hub within the MIT community, offering courses and hosting discussions on technology's role in social change. Although it closed in August 2020, the impact of its work continues through its alumni, who are now advancing the field of Civic Media in various institutions and initiatives around the world. Generated from the website

The MIT Museum & Store in Cambridge is dedicated to advancing knowledge and educating visitors in science, technology, and various areas of scholarship. The museum's mission is to serve the nation and the world in the 21st century by offering engaging exhibits and educational opportunities for all. Generated from their website's infomation