Unlocking the Code to Women’s Empowerment

Audiopedia empowers women globally with QR code-enabled access to vital audio content

At Audiopedia Foundation, we believe that knowledge is power—especially for women in the most remote corners of the world. Recognized by the United Nations as a breakthrough solution for gender equality, Audiopedia harnesses the power of audio technology and QR code-enabled access points to deliver vital, life-changing knowledge directly to those who need it most.

Our mission is clear: empower every woman, regardless of literacy or location, with access to critical information on health, education, and economic empowerment. Through our innovative audio content and simple, yet transformative, access points, we reach marginalized women worldwide—enabling them to make informed decisions and create lasting change within their communities.

In a world where millions are still deprived of basic information, Audiopedia breaks barriers. We don’t just share knowledge—we open doors to opportunity, equality, and hope, one woman, one community at a time.

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From Access to Creation: Why We Built POI.fm

For more than a decade, Audiopedia Foundation has worked to make knowledge accessible to people who are often excluded by written information. We have developed audio content in dozens of languages, worked with local organisations around the world, and created simple ways to bring that content into communities through mobile phones, QR codes and offline audio players.

But one question kept coming back to us.

From Listening to Understanding: How Audiopedia Is Transforming Lives in Northern Nigeria

Maryam Auwal had never experienced anything like this before.

She was sitting with others in her community, listening to a simple mobile phone. No screen, no reading, no complicated technology. Just a voice speaking in her own language - Hausa.

As she listened to the “Women’s Health” content, something shifted.