Students at Ahmad Education in Dhaka joined a WordPress Campus Connect event on October 1. The school had run 2 earlier groups with the program, so the organizers were familiar with it, while the students were on new ground. You can read the recap here. https://wp.me/p1q228-17e8a
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Students at 2 campuses in Kishoreganj, Bangladesh, built 108 websites in 2 weeks. The free, volunteer-led WordPress Campus Connect program helped them learn by building, and most had never created a website before. https://wp.me/pZhYe-5CP
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WordPress Campus Connect reached Bulamogi College Gadumire in rural eastern Uganda. The team arrived to find no electricity, so the planned hands-on demos gave way to something different. Over 100 students filled the room, opened their exercise books, and kept the questions coming for hours. The visit happened because a former student named Mariam Nairuba asked the organizers to bring Campus Connect to her old school. https://events.wordpress.org/campusconnect/2026/central-eastern-ug/?p=1242
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Whether you’re a campus leader, a company, or a contributor, there are many ways to support WordPress’s education initiatives. Share your story, offer mentorship, or sponsor a Campus Connect event. Find conversation starters, engagement tips, and links to get involved: 🔗 https://make.wordpress.org/community/2025/07/18/how-to-talk-about-and-support-the-new-wordpress-education-initiatives/
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👩💻 As part of WordPress Campus Connect, students in Ribera del Duero began building their first WordPress sites—with guidance from the open source community and local experts.
✅ Real-world digital skills
✅ WordPress-powered student projects
✅ Hands-on mentorship from community pros
Next stop: June 25 — masterclasses and project showcases
📍 Ribera del Duero
🔗 https://events.wordpress.org/campusconnect/2025/ribera-del-duero/
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