COR Founder and Director Aya Burweila was part of a BBC documentary that featured five Libyan women who spoke about their hopes and concerns for the future of their country. On 15 December 2021, the BBC broadcasted a documentary on Libya featuring five leading Libyan women what they wanted from Libyan politicians and their hopes...Read More
Fahrinisa Campana writes for The National on how coding bootcamps and programming courses are giving young Iraqis and refugees a way to work remotely. Code on the Road (COR), a Greek registered non-profit, delivers business entrepreneurship lessons to participants’ mobiles, cutting out the need for classroom space and laptops and circumventing conflict. With the current...Read More
For some of Greece’s most talented women, the financial crisis was a signal to migrate to jobs abroad. Others, though, saw greater opportunities at home. Below are six high-achieving women who are building the future in Greece. This article by Financial Times features also Code on the Road’s AIEF’s Project Team member, Dr Nadina Christopoulou,...Read More
Through the use of visceral images and context, “Call it Home” is an incredible and perspective changing photobook produced by the tireless team at HumanRights360, a civil society organisation based in Athens, and photojournalist Orestis Seferoglou.Read More
To critical reception, on January 22, 2019, the launch of the program Code on the Road: Empowering Migrant Women and Girls through Business Entrepreneurship and Software Training took place at the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurial Excellence (CIEE) at Al-Hussein Technical University (HTU) in Amman, Jordan.Read More
On February 10-13, 2019, the founder and director of Code on the Road (COR) Aya Burweila and COR AEIF project adviser Raja Nayed for “Empowering Migrant Women and Girls Through Business Entrepreneurship and Software Training”, attended the conference and workshop by the Afro-Asian Union for International Law & Dispute Settlement on “National and International Leadership...Read More
Athens, Greece has been named the 2018 European Capital of Innovation for the innovative ways in which it has overcome social and economic challenges and turned them into new opportunities. The €1 million iCapital first prize was announced at the Web Summit in Lisbon, Portugal on 6 November, with five other European cities receiving runner-up...Read More
I passionately believe that being entrepreneurial isn’t about starting a company, it is a state of mind. You can be entrepreneurial in everything you do. Everyone has the capacity to dream big, be intellectually curious and solve problems. That is why entrepreneurship is a driving principal for our business and Foundation.Read More
According to the survey Freelancing in America 2018, released Wednesday, freelancers put more value on skills training: 93 percent of freelancers with a four-year college degree say skills training was useful versus only 79 percent who say their college education was useful to the work they do now.Read More
Samaira Mehta is a 10-year-old girl growing up in Silicon Valley who has quietly attracted an almost cult-like following because of her work as a programmer.Read More
