Education inclusive pour les enfants sourds et aveugles en RDC. (Entraînement informatique) BONTE KURU DIVIN of Congolese nationality, having followed a normal course of education through which I graduated in Chemistry-Biology.
In 2013 I obtained a degree in Telecommunications and Computer Network Engineering from the Ecole Supérieure des métiers informatiques et des commerces (ESMICOM) in Kinshasa. Following this diploma, I gained a great deal of experience as an IT specialist, so in 2015, with a local NGO partner, we set up a computer training program for the deaf and blind, called COMPUTER FOR DEAF, financed by the Millicom Group and Reach For Change, The aim of this project is to provide computer training for the deaf and blind, but also to facilitate their integration into professional environments. Thanks to this, in Kinshasa we have already trained over 3,000 deaf people in computer skills, and I have created the first African computer dictionary in sign languages to facilitate understanding of this program, This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx