Middle East Education Through Technology

An organization that teaches coding and design to Israeli and Palestinian teens.

CCI Score

73.90

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Middle East Education Through Technology: Advancing Peace Through Digital Education

MEET, an organization dedicated to teaching coding and design to Israeli and Palestinian teens, has been recognized for its role in promoting grassroots peace-building. By receiving a significant grant under the Nita M. Lowey Middle East Partnership for Peace Act, MEET has furthered its mission of fostering inclusivity and digital empowerment despite the tumult caused by abrupt funding cuts from the Trump administration.

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Middle East Education Through Technology is currently rated as a Leader.

+45 to +100 CCI Score

Companies in this range actively lead the fight against authoritarianism by rejecting oppressive practices and championing democratic values. They implement robust policies, engage in transparent governance, and drive initiatives that set the standard for corporate responsibility.

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MAR

18

2025

Middle East Education Through Technology: Advancing Peace Through Digital Education
95.95

MEET, an organization dedicated to teaching coding and design to Israeli and Palestinian teens, has been recognized for its role in promoting grassroots peace-building. By receiving a significant grant under the Nita M. Lowey Middle East Partnership for Peace Act, MEET has furthered its mission of fostering inclusivity and digital empowerment despite the tumult caused by abrupt funding cuts from the Trump administration.
+90

Public and Political Behavior

March 18

Middle East Education Through Technology maintains a non-partisan stance, focusing on education and empowerment rather than engaging in politically divisive lobbying or partisan contributions. Its work in bridging cultural divides supports opposition to authoritarian policies, deserving a strong positive score in Public and Political Behavior.

Before Nita Lowey died, Donald Trump eviscerated the $250M Middle East peace fund named for her
+100

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

March 18

MEET exemplifies strong Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility by empowering marginalized youth through education. The organization’s mission to provide coding and design skills fosters community inclusivity and builds bridges across cultural divides, directly opposing discriminatory practices associated with authoritarian regimes.

Before Nita Lowey died, Donald Trump eviscerated the $250M Middle East peace fund named for her
+100

Technology and Services Impact

March 18

The organization leverages technology to educate and empower youth in a region fraught with conflict. By focusing on digital literacy and creative design, MEET avoids any association with repressive technologies and instead uses tech as a tool for social innovation and peaceful engagement.

Before Nita Lowey died, Donald Trump eviscerated the $250M Middle East peace fund named for her
+100

Economic and Structural Influence

March 18

As a non-profit organization, MEET’s economic engagements are centered solely on promoting community welfare and peace. There is no evidence to suggest any collaboration with authoritarian regimes, thereby earning a positive score under Economic and Structural Influence.

Before Nita Lowey died, Donald Trump eviscerated the $250M Middle East peace fund named for her
AUG

02

2023

Commitment to Fighting Forced Labor in Supply Chain
67.26

An article highlights the global challenges of forced labor in supply chains and provides actionable guidance for organizations on how to combat these human rights abuses. Although MEET is primarily focused on education, the discussion emphasizes the importance of ethical sourcing and transparent supply chain practices, ideals that can inform even non-manufacturing organizations.
+80

Supply Chain Ethics

March 18

The article underscores the critical issue of forced labor within supply chains—a clear violation of human rights that demands rigorous ethical standards in sourcing. By advocating for increased transparency and robust compliance measures, the piece supports high ethical practices that align with anti-fascist values. Although MEET is an educational organization rather than a manufacturer, the emphasis on ethical supply chain management reinforces best practices that can be adopted across sectors to resist exploitation and abuse.

Fighting Forced Labor in Supply Chain
NOV

01

2022

Empowering Youth through Tech and Ethics Program
58.49

MEET has launched an educational initiative aimed at bridging socioeconomic divides by offering a tech ethics curriculum and STEM education to Israeli and Palestinian teenagers. The program ensures balanced enrollment from marginalized and affluent communities, promoting inclusivity and countering social segregation.
+70

Technology and Services Impact

March 18

MEET’s introduction of a tech ethics curriculum underscores a proactive approach in educating youth about the responsible use of technology. This initiative not only equips students with technical skills but also instills values that encourage transparency and accountability in the tech sector, strengthening democratic principles against authoritarian misuse.

MEET - Middle East Entrepreneurs of Tomorrow
+80

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

March 18

The organization demonstrates a strong commitment to ethical practices by fostering equal access to STEM education. By deliberately ensuring a 50% representation from marginalized communities and focusing on tech ethics, MEET promotes social justice and challenges systemic inequities that often underpin authoritarian narratives.

MEET - Middle East Entrepreneurs of Tomorrow