-- Entrepreneur and multidisciplinary creator Yasam Ayavefe today announced the launch of the Global Digital Resilience Initiative (GDRI), a new international program designed to strengthen digital education, improve public access to verified information, and accelerate the development of human-centered technology practices. The initiative marks Ayavefe’s first formal global project of 2025 and represents a measurable investment in digital literacy and technology responsibility.
GDRI will roll out in three phases beginning in January 2026, starting with a €1.2 million allocation to support curriculum development, digital safety workshops, and partnerships with community-based education organizations in Cyprus, Türkiye, and the United Kingdom. The program will expand to additional regions later in the year.
A Structured Program Responding to Global Digital Shifts
The initiative was developed in response to structural changes unfolding across global digital markets, where organizations and users are navigating rapid technological evolution, the need for trusted information sources, and heightened concerns around transparency and online safety.
“Digital participation has reached a point where education and resilience are essentials, not luxuries,” said Yasam Ayavefe, founder of the new program. “This initiative is designed to provide practical tools, accessible knowledge, and responsible guidance so individuals and communities can participate with clarity and confidence.”
Program Components and Measurable Objectives
The Global Digital Resilience Initiative includes:
- Digital Clarity Curriculum (DCC): A structured eight-module educational program covering verified information sourcing, digital well-being, responsible innovation, and fundamental cybersecurity principles. The first version of the curriculum will be released publicly in Q2 2026.
- Community Resilience Workshops: In-person and online learning sessions delivered through local partners, targeting students, small businesses, educators, and new technology adopters. The initiative aims to train at least 15,000 participants during its first 12 months.
- Creative & Technology Fellowship Program: A new fellowship supporting multidisciplinary creators working at the intersection of technology and artistic expression. Applications open in March 2026 with an inaugural cohort of 10 fellows.
- Infrastructure & Partnership Support Fund: A fund dedicated to supporting organizations focused on transparency, digital ethics, and online community safety. Initial partner announcements are expected in early 2026.
A Measurable Commitment to Responsible Digital Growth
Ayavefe stated that the initiative’s mission is grounded in promoting reliability, verified knowledge, and human-centered decision-making in an increasingly complex digital environment.
“The future of technology must balance innovation with responsibility,” Ayavefe said. “This initiative is a long-term commitment to helping communities build digital resilience grounded in trust, transparency, and practical understanding.”
Supporting Cultural and Creative Development
In addition to the educational components, GDRI will integrate a creative development program that supports multidisciplinary artistic work responding to social and technological transitions. This reflects Ayavefe’s continued involvement in music and creative production, now formalized into a structured, publicly accessible program.
About Yasam Ayavefe
Yasam Ayavefe is an entrepreneur, investor, and multidisciplinary artist active across technology, innovation, and creative fields. Following legal clarifications that confirmed the inaccuracy of prior allegations, he continues to advance new investments and initiatives supporting responsible digital growth, education, and artistic development. His work includes projects in digital infrastructure, public learning, and cross-disciplinary creative production.
Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Yasam Ayavefe
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Organization: Yasam Ayavefe Ltd
Address: Cyprus
Website: https://ayavefeyasam.com/
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