Learn the foundations
AI literacy, prompt writing, fact-checking, digital safety, and the habits needed to use new tools responsibly.
AI School for Afghanistan
Free AI education for Afghanistan’s next generation.
Practical skills for Afghan learners, girls, and teachers—designed for limited internet and built around real projects.
Our commitment
- FreeLearning access
- PracticalProject-led skills
- InclusiveSafer pathways
Why Space 93
Talent is everywhere. Access is not.
A learner with a phone and limited internet should not be locked out of the future.
Space 93 is building free, practical AI education for Afghan youth and educators. The model prioritizes useful skills, learner dignity, responsible AI, and formats that can work with limited connectivity.
Built with integrity. Space 93 is a nonprofit initiative in formation. We publish the mission clearly and avoid claiming impact before it is verified.
Program model
Learn. Build. Teach.
Three connected pathways turn curiosity into capability—and capability into community knowledge.
Build useful work
Guided projects help learners create portfolio evidence, solve local problems, and practice skills employers can understand.
Teach it forward
Teachers, diaspora mentors, and community leaders help make practical learning available across Afghanistan.
Start learning now
25 free learning options. One carefully curated directory.
Explore original courses from IBM, Microsoft, Google, Kaggle, Harvard, the University of Helsinki, fast.ai, and Hugging Face.
Browse the learning directoryAfghanistan Atlas
A national vision, province by province.
This atlas describes where Space 93 intends to build access. It is a roadmap—not a claim of current reach.
34 provinces · 2035 horizon
Future focus · Badakhshan
Learning designed to reach beyond the classroom.
Low-bandwidth lessons, safer pathways for girls, mentor support, and practical projects form the vision for every province.
- Mobile-first learning
- Dari and Pashto pathway vision
- Responsible AI and digital safety
Support the mission
Help turn a learning signal into lasting access.
Early support helps Space 93 design lessons, mentor pathways, learner safeguards, and the operational foundation needed to launch responsibly.
These are planning examples, not completed impact claims. Final budgets and delivery plans will be confirmed before major funding is accepted.
Founding waitlist
Be first to hear when Space 93 opens its doors.
Join the early network of Afghan learners, teachers, and mentors shaping practical AI education.
- 01Early program access
Hear first about pilots and learning cohorts.
- 02Built around real demand
Your role and province help guide program planning.
- 03Useful, low-volume updates
Clear announcements designed for limited connectivity.
Clear answers
Questions learners and supporters ask first.
Is Space 93 officially registered?
Space 93 is a nonprofit initiative in formation. Major funding should be accepted only after legal registration and governance are finalized, or through a registered fiscal sponsor.
Who can join?
Afghan youth, students, teachers, girls and young women, self-learners, returnees, and underserved learners who want to build AI and digital skills.
Will Space 93 training be free?
Yes. The aim is free learner access, supported by donors, sponsors, grants, and mission-aligned partnerships.
How will girls and women be included?
Girls and women are central to the mission. Programs are intended to use privacy-aware, flexible, and safer learning pathways designed around their needs.
Which languages will be supported?
The vision includes English, Dari, and Pashto, beginning with the most practical formats for the pilot phase.
Where do the current courses come from?
The course directory links to original learning providers such as IBM, Microsoft, Google, Kaggle, Harvard, and others. Space 93 does not issue those courses or certificates.
Contact
Let’s build access with care.
Donor, partner, mentor, educator, learner, or member of the press—we would be glad to hear from you.