Technology can't fix inequality -- but training and opportunities could | 'Gbenga Sesan

The video discusses the challenges of inequality faced by young people in Africa, using a personal story to highlight the barriers to accessing technology and education. It introduces the Paradigm Initiative, which provides training and opportunities to bridge the gap. Success stories, like that of Famous, illustrate the impact of such initiatives. The video emphasizes the need for fairness, not just in providing resources but in ensuring equal access and support. It concludes with future plans to expand access through mobile learning units.

What does the speaker mean by saying that 'inequality must be seen as a global epidemic'?

What solutions does the speaker propose to bridge the opportunity gap for young people?

What are some of the systemic issues that prevent equal access to education and technology?

How does the speaker's experience in high school reflect the broader issues of access to technology?