One-day technology fast urged by Irish charity
Irish charity Camara is asking people to give up technology for a day on Sunday to highlight the persistent lack of digital literacy in underdeveloped communities.
Irish charity Camara is asking people to give up technology for a day on Sunday to highlight the persistent lack of digital literacy in underdeveloped communities.
Sunday is World Computer Literacy Day. *More information is [here](http://camara.org/techfast/)*
Camara, which has delivered digital literacy to nearly 500,000 children in disadvantaged communities around the world, says the digital divide is holding back economic development.
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