The initiative includes the donation of 20,000 technology education scholarships, expanding access to digital skills for children and teenagers in Bolivia.

Vanessa Kealjevic, the reigning Miss World Bolivia, has highlighted the launch of a new educational initiative aimed at expanding opportunities for children and teenagers in the country through technology and innovation.

Through The Right to Real Education, a new partnership has been established with SOS Children’s Villages Bolivia and the technology company Wonderly, enabling 400 children and adolescents to take their first steps into the world of technology. The program focuses on learning programming, artificial intelligence, and digital violence prevention, while encouraging curiosity and long-term learning.

The initiative also includes the donation of 20,000 scholarships in technology education, made possible by Wonderly, and builds on the longstanding work of Aldeas Infantiles SOS Bolivia in protecting and supporting vulnerable children.

Miss World Bolivia emphasized that while the project represents a long-term commitment, it aims to accelerate positive change, help break cycles of generational scarcity, and open pathways to a more inclusive future.

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