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Refugee Technology Access: Digital Tools for a Better Start
When people hear “technology access,” they often picture a laptop in a clean classroom and reliable Wi-Fi. The reality for many refugee families is messier. A phone might be shared between relatives. Power cuts can be routine. Some communities rely on messaging apps because they work even when bandwidth is thin. And digital tools can either smooth the path into safety and services, or create new barriers if the tools are hard to use, unsafe, or culturally mismatched. I h