Caleb Ndaka David

Caleb Ndaka David has over five years’ experience managing social impact projects. He is the founder and program lead at Kids Comp Camp, which helps underserved populations in Africa access quality computer training, in their own community, to explore technology, from coding to typing. Since its inception in 2014, Kids Comp Camp has trained more than 7,000 children in Kenya and Rwanda. Kids Comp Camp was honored during the 2016 Internet Governance Forum in Mexico, receiving the Funds for Internet Research and Education Africa award. Caleb Ndaka David is a graduate of Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology’s School of Computer Science and Information Technology. Upon completion of the Mandela Washington Fellowship, Caleb plans to spearhead Kids Comp Camp’s next milestone, #Vision20k, which aims to provide sustainable training to 20,000 children by 2020.