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As might be expected in a month filled with momentous graduations, transitions from school to summer schedules, and closing the San Francisco fiscal year, our June meeting hosted by Tenderloin Tech Lab was smaller than usual. Attendees were dedicated regulars: Tenderloin Tech Lab (TTL), The... Read more →
CTN provides biweekly training to a group of Austin residents through the HACA/Austin Pathways Lab Apprentice Program. These trainings prepare the students to serve more than 500 affordable-housing residents with the goal of increasing their digital skills to help them re-enter the workforce. As CTN’s development coordinator,... Read more →
About a year ago, Michelle Duke, Associate Director of Communications and Administration at Tenderloin Housing Clinic (THC), approached CTN to see if we might provide training to their staff. THC often hires from the population they serve, and they are committed to providing opportunities for staff members to... Read more →
CTN is a gift to senior centers in San Francisco. On an ongoing basis CTN provides well trained patient, caring volunteers including essential bilingual language speakers. CTN staff are enthusiastic to serve, and do so with excellence. SFSC and CTN partner in innovative projects, bringing new programs into fruition. Thank you CTN!
The Oakland Public Library has been a close partner with Community Tech Network (CTN) since 2013. Through our partnership, we’re supporting young people in the acquisition of essential life and job skills, while changing the digital literacy landscape across Oakland. I couldn’t think of two better causes to work towards in partnership with CTN!
CTN has been an invaluable partner for the YWCA. Most importantly, CTN has recruited several experienced, bilingual tutors for our 12 computer lab that serves the Chinatown senior community. Additionally, the monthly “Brag and Borrow” breakfast meetings have been a great platform for networking, idea incubation, and community support. Thanks CTN!
