Intergenerational Learning

The "Digital Bridges" program and technological awareness quickly evolved into something more profound and important in site of all: a truly intergenerational learning experience activated immediately. Young people, often more comfortable with technology and digital experience learn to understand so fast and became mentors to older residents, patiently guiding them through new applications and online platforms. In turn, the elders shared their vast knowledge of traditional crafts, in teams of storytelling, wisdom words and parables, and community important history with the younger generation.

"It's beautiful to watch," Immaculate often remarked, observing a teenager patiently explaining how to use a tablet to an elder who was teaching them how to weave a traditional mat and some other traditional stuffs. "They're not just learning skills alone; they're building relationships among themselves and fostering mutual respect for each other."

Tamaraumiebi facilitated informal "knowledge exchange" sessions where different generations could come together to share expertise. These sessions not only enhanced digital literacy and technological awareness but also strengthened cultural identity and preserved valuable traditions for next coming generations. The community center truly became a place where the past and the future intertwined, where wisdom was exchanged freely, and where every generation felt valued and essential.