WikiAfrica is a project designed to Africanize Wikipedia through networking, researches, projects, publications, and events. WikiAfrica contributes both online and offline to Wikimedia projects with texts, quotes, images, audio and video files.

WikiAfrica facilitates access to information, while encouraging knowledge sharing and archiving. WikiAfrica considers Wikipedia and Wikimedia as an extended international forum, capable of giving Africa a voice and visibility. As a Malian proverb recites, “La Palabre is precious, because in the afterlife there is none.&rdquo The proverb suggests the importance of dialogue, verbal exchange, socialization, and mediation. In this vein, WikiAfrica wishes to expand the content available online on the African continent.

The project Confini was launched in 2008 with the aim of gathering migrants' stories, memories and testimonies. It outlines migrants’ routes in Africa and provides information on these processes and outcomes through operative systems such as Wikipedia, and participatory forums such as the Internet.
Confini establishes a network of human resources, who are then able to stimulate cooperative initiatives and knowledge-sharing processes among associations, operators and privates involved with migration practices.

Detour and myDetour support lettera27.

Detour is a Moleskine project devoted to culture and creativity. The travelling group-show features internationally acclaimed artists, architects, film directors, graphic designers, illustrators, and writers. 

myDetour is a Moleskine travelling exhibition dedicated to everyone who loves to paint, take photos, illustrate, write, and be creative. myDetour runs alongside the Detour Exhibitions.

lettera27 supports AMREF-Italia and their project targeting Chokora children (in Swahili, trash), who live on the garbage they find in the streets of Dagoretti-Nairobi. The project aims at restoring their sense of identity and giving them a voice. The project is devoted to the children and adolescents who are struggling to survive, facilitating their access to knowledge, experiences in new communities, reintegration in their families, professional opportunities, and microcredit.