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Day 15 / 365 Internet Village

Doing Good Strategies 2025

Building Opportunities, Momentum and Leveraging Technology for Collective Impact

Dear Internet Village Team

As we embrace Day 15 of our 365-day journey in 2025, let us take a moment to reflect on our purpose and the incredible opportunities ahead. Each one of us plays a vital role in shaping the vision of Doing Good Ambassadors, and every small step contributes to the larger picture of meaningful change.

Dear Internet Village Team

Today, we celebrate the extraordinary Gambian Queen, Lovette Jallow, with a heartfelt music video dedicated to her. 

"Gambian Queen" is a soulful, emotional love song produced on January 7, 2025, by Joseph Jubril Robinson at Wixad Software Studio, capturing the essence of love, strength, and beauty. 

The lyrics beautifully honor Lovette Jallow, portraying her as a symbol of resilience and grace: 

Gambian Queen

heartfelt, soulful, emotional song dedicated to Lovette Jallow

Produced on 2025-01-07 03:10:22PM by Joseph Jubril Robinson at wixad Software Studio the heart of the sunset's glow Gambian Queen you steal the show. Your strength like rivers mighty flow, Your love the seeds we plant and grow. Eyes that speak of ancient tales

Beauty that in truth prevails

Through the storms and through the gales

Our love forever it unveils.

We are live

Welcome to the Academy X Digital community development group! You can connect with other members, get FREE Digital and Physical Education, Updates, Create, Collaborate, Expand, Share Videos and Monetize your Smart Soft Work. Welcome to I ❤️ #Doing Good #Movement of Young and Old #People

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15 years ago, we started this project as a community development strategy to support young people discover their talents through Social Volunteers Serving Programs

We offer lots of benefits to members as an action oriented community movement.

We help Women For Free, and the men will pay a Little Fee of D365 for *Doing Good Ambassadors community services development. Introduction:

Doing Good is a community intervention program aimed at improving learning outcomes and deliverables outcomes.

The Internet Village Vocational Education and Training (TIVVET) provides all Doing Good Ambassadors learners with basic digital and physical essential Free Education for Women, added with advanced computer skills programs enhancing their employability, supporting their personal development and encouraging active citizenship participation in community building and development. TIVVET boosts individual and enterprise performance, competitiveness, partnership, collaboration, research and innovation.

The Internet Village Vocational Education Training systems in Africa is powered by #StarLink #wiXad #Software #Technologies with Physical Campuses across the Gambia 🇬🇲

empowered with digital computer system technologies #Digital #Skill #Apprenticeship #System which rely on a well-developed network of Gambian well known organizations and stakeholders. These networks are governed with the involvement of social partners, such as employers and trade unions, and in different bodies, for example governmet workers, community development committees, and local honorable councils, students.

Welcome to Doing Good parliament where we love ❤️ Doing Good

Thank you 🙏

Joseph Jubril Robinson's Vision

a visionary entrepreneur and philanthropist, has dedicated his life to creating positive change in the world. His vision is to empower communities through innovative solutions and technology, with a focus on education and sustainable development.

Impact of The Internet Village Vocational EduTechnology

One of the key initiatives championed by Joseph Jubril Robinson is the TIVVET wixad program.

This groundbreaking initiative aims to provide vocational education and training to underserved communities through the use of internet technology. By leveraging the power of the internet, this program has the potential to transform the lives of countless individuals by equipping them with valuable skills, knowledge and wealth building.

Building a solid Internet foundation takes time, effort, and trust.

If you needed to get a letter to your neighbor, you wouldn’t send it via airmail across the country and back first, would you? For much of the world, this is how Internet traffic is routed. This is why we need Internet exchange points (IXPs) and a sustainable peering infrastructure.

Peering happens when networks agree to exchange traffic with each other through IXPs. Networks can keep traffic local, provide faster connections, and improve the experience of the people relying on them. Because they no longer need to route traffic via expensive international links, connectivity costs drop, too. They also improve overall network performance and resiliency.

Keeping Half of All Internet Traffic Local