Instituto Paramitas is a Brazilian non-profit organization founded in 2009 by a group of educators committed to enhancing educational and social quality. The organization focuses on socio-educational initiatives that integrate technology to promote learning, autonomy, and social transformation. The term "Paramitas," rooted in Buddhism, signifies perfection or the attainment of the other shore, symbolizing digital emancipation through critical engagement, active participation, collaborative authorship, and interdependence in the educational process. Key Features and Functionality: - Education and Learning: Offers courses, training sessions, and workshops aimed at the continuous professional development of teachers. Provides platforms and applications that facilitate the integration of technology into classrooms. Notably, the EJA Digital project is included in the Ministry of Education's Guide to Educational Technologies. - Community Engagement: Promotes digital inclusion and empowerment by partnering with companies like Google, Microsoft, and Intel. Aims to provide access to digital technology for communities distant from major cultural and technological centers. - Workforce Education: Develops courses tailored to meet local labor market demands, thereby enhancing employability within surrounding communities. Primary Value and Solutions Provided: Instituto Paramitas addresses the digital divide by fostering digital literacy and inclusion, particularly in underserved communities. By equipping educators with technological tools and methodologies, the organization enhances teaching quality and student engagement. Its initiatives empower individuals to develop their potential, share knowledge, and contribute to a more just and equitable society. The organization's core values include ethics and transparency, wisdom, generosity, excellence, dignity, and sustainability.