The Armenian educational project TUMO Center for Creative Technologies appeared on the giant Nasdaq Tower screen in Times Square, New York. This way, the project celebrated its 15th anniversary.
TUMO's appearance on the screen is not related to the company's stock market debut or IPO preparation. The placement was a special gift to the educational project for its anniversary.
The screen displayed a phrase reflecting TUMO's key principle: "What if students were free to leave?" The center's educational model suggests that teenagers themselves shape their learning program and can choose between programming, filmmaking, music, design, and other fields.
TUMO believes that freedom of choice makes the decision to continue learning conscious, not imposed.
The initiative for TUMO's appearance on the Nasdaq Tower came from Nasdaq representative Kristina Ayanyan. In September, she will also host TUMO's anniversary gala evening in Los Angeles, dedicated to the project's 15th anniversary.
