The digital divide is perpetuating inequalities that already divide countries and communities, and young people from the underrepresented communities often fall behind their peers, being left with very little opportunity to catch up. Students cannot develop necessary technical abilities unless they have access to the internet and 21st Century tools. Lack of connectivity doesn’t just limit young people’s ability to connect online – it prevents them from competing in the modern economy, it isolates them from the world, and it causes them to lose out on education. Kuma Labs are educational hubs hosted locally in underrepresented communities.