Evelyn Chan Tsz Huen

Technology has become a complex language left for us to decode, forged from the rapid evolution of human civilization. Developing fluency in this new tongue is essential for future generations to navigate a world dominated by change. But as we immerse ourselves in algorithms and interfaces dominating, it is imperative that we retain the foundational skills of communication, critical thinking, and structured thought more than ever. And that is precisely what propelled me to join Inkoders, to empower future generations by building digital literacy.

Joining Inkoders as the Director of Curriculum Affairs allows me to fuse my passion for language with technological advancement. I am an avid debater and speaker in public policy and international relations, as well as a tutor for the minds of tomorrow. I have always found the beauty in how words can be yielded as weapons of logic, how words can be painted for vivid emotions, and how words can bridge the gap between different minds.

Regardless of how efficient any software can be, the core purpose of technology has always been rooted in helping humanity advance. Knowing we cannot be dependent on these tools is to not only honor generations of the written word, but to foster our independence, cognitive ability, and self-sufficiency.