Sabi is an initiative of Education for Equality

For schools, governments & funders

Bring Sabi to a whole community.

Sabi reaches children where schools can't: at home, after dark, on the family phone. The first Lagos cohort starts Q4 2026. We're choosing the partners who come with it.

01 — Ways to partner

Four ways in.

Schools & local governments

01

Host a pilot cohort

Bring Sabi to a group of children in your schools or LGA. Sabi brings the phone line, the lessons and a progress record for every child.

Talk about a pilot

Funders & foundations

02

Sponsor a cohort

At around $2 a child a year, a small grant reaches a whole community. You get per-child evidence, not anecdotes.

Fund a cohort

Telecoms

03

Keep the line open

Short codes and callbacks are how families reach Sabi. Help us reach every network.

Partner on the line

Researchers

04

Measure it with us

Every call produces structured, consented learning data. We want independent evaluation, including an RCT.

Propose a study

02 — The maths

About $2 a child, a year.

Sabi runs on a self-hosted open-source stack, so the cost of a lesson is the cost of compute and the phone line, not a licence.

$2,000
≈ 1,000 children for a year
$20,000
≈ 10,000 children
$200,000
≈ 100,000 children

03 — Recognition

Recognised, funded and tested.

MIT Sloan Africa Business Club

2nd Place

MIT Africa Business Challenge 2026, $3,000 prize

Wesleyan Patricelli Center

Campus-backed

$1,200 Wesleyan grant plus PCE-sponsored MIT trip

Technovation + Generation Unlimited

Accelerator cohort

Selected for the 2026 AI Ventures Accelerator

ElevenLabs

Impact Program

Voice AI credits supporting Sabi demos and testing

  • ElevenLabs Impact Program
  • Wesleyan Patricelli Center
  • AI Ventures Accelerator
  • UNICEF Generation Unlimited
  • Technovation
  • MIT Sloan Africa Business Club
NextWho is building Sabi

Let's put Sabi in your schools.

Tell us about the children you serve, and we'll tell you honestly whether Sabi is ready for them.