The technology-focused workshop series organized in collaboration between the Asylum Seekers and Refugees Solidarity Association (ARSA) and Habitat Association during June and July has been successfully completed. Aimed at enriching the summer break, the program supported children and young people in developing their knowledge and skills in the digital world.

Throughout the workshop, participants engaged in interactive sessions on artificial intelligence, digital media, and entrepreneurship. Hands-on activities were conducted on topics such as generative AI tools, digital media safety, social entrepreneurship, and financial literacy. The program helped young participants enhance their technological literacy while also strengthening teamwork and creative thinking skills.

At the end of the program, as part of ARSA’s feedback mechanism, satisfaction surveys were administered to both participants and trainers. During the final session of the workshop, MD. Zakira Hekmat, President of the Asylum Seekers and Refugees Solidarity Association (ARSA), expressed her appreciation to the trainers and presented them with certificates of participation.

This workshop, made possible through the partnership between ARSA and Habitat Association, offered an educational and enjoyable summer experience and marked an important step toward nurturing digitally skilled individuals for the future.