Anis Saint-Martin

Digital Social Innovation Organization Saint-Martin is a non-profit organization promoting social development through digital technology.

Our organization

During a trip to Canada, young people from Saint-Martin, including community activists and telecommunications specialists, discovered the Society for Arts and Technology project which aimed to involve Montrealers in cultural and social projects. They got to see how computers and the Internet can benefit people: simplified and increased exchanges between communities, access to knowledge and communication tools, exposure to computers and their related jobs, and so on. Back in France following the terrible hurricane Irma (in September 2017), Jerry Desbonnes founded the organization in April 2018 with the help of five other members.

Our actions

Our actions are multiple

Mediation / digital training hub

Introductory workshops in coding, robotics and digital manufacturing for people aged 11 to 18 years old
Digital workshops for seniors
Discovery path of digital careers for the public NEET (400 hours)
Short training "mediator / digital consultant" (840 hours)

Territorial hub for inclusive digital technology

Train all professionals to support the digital practices of their audiences
Develop a "Digital Inclusive" network, qualifying the players, structure a public policy adapted to the challenges of dematerialization
Produce resources, identify them, make them accessible and share them so that they are useful to professionals, the public and the territories

Third Place for Digital Technology and Employment

A comprehensive approach for priority neighborhoods in Saint Martin that addresses employment issues in conjunction with social, digital and economic inclusion
A multi-purpose third place : a shop, an integrated space, mobile bus
Re-engage people who are out of work, with little or no formal education, through the development of a new Entrepreneurial status

Digital Mediation

We help you with your online application. We support the inclusion of the most remote audiences in today’s and tomorrow’s digital society by providing local assistance.