“Informal education and situated knowledge in the favelas become powerful weapons to promote digital inclusion since formal education imposed on residents is decontextualized and no longer meets their needs, if it ever did.”

—  David Nemer

(p. 38)
Favela Digital- The other side of technology. (2013)

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