NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Representatives and members of the Girls’ Brigade Bahamas and Turks and Caicos Islands received a generous gift from Global Sun Integration Management in the form of data-ready tablets to assist students with their online learning.
Elizabeth Pamela Munroe, vice president of Girls’ Brigade Bahamas and Turks and Caicos Islands, appreciated the gesture of Global Sun.
“I’d like to thank Mr Clarke for his generation donation for assisting the Girls’ Brigade,” she said. “The tablets will help the students with their work and projects that they need to complete for school.”
Global Sun Integration Management is a technology and project management consultancy firm that has been supporting people in the community who require electronic tablets for online learning.
In August 2020, Global Sun supported the Blockchain School’s platform and also provided electronic tablets that allowed digital access and inclusion to those whose education were suddenly impacted by COVID-19. The one-month-long virtual learning experience was designed by Harness All Possibilities, ConSensys Academy, PricewaterhouseCoopers in the Caribbean, Global Sun Integration Management, Rotary Clubs of the Bahamas and other private organizations. The aim of the summer program was to close the digital divide and “provide a space for experiential learning, blending business, blockchain innovation and 21st Century skills”.
