YTC is a 501(c)3 not for profit, public charity devoted to bridging the digital divide and providing access to technology and educational opportunities to the communities served.
YTC provides under-served youth with S.T.E.M (science, technology, engineering, math), learning, good citizenship and recycling practices by operating six after-school computer clubs in metro Chicagoland where more than 1,800 youth have refurbished and donated more than 3,200 computers to more than 40 communities!!
YTC provides under-served youth with S.T.E.M (science, technology, engineering, math), learning, good citizenship and recycling practices by operating six after-school computer clubs in metro Chicagoland where more than 1,800 youth have refurbished and donated more than 3,200 computers to more than 40 communities!!
Eight LocationsBridgeport YTC at Benton House
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Youth Technology Corps
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2019 Targets
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Our Primary Objectives
EducateTo teach youth hands-on computer and coding literacy skills, while molding these students into an instrument of change in their community. By raising awareness and addressing the digital divide, students can see themselves as leaders and productive citizens who can set attainable goals for a successful future.
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InspireTo further develop curriculum, create a ladder of opportunity, and excite youth about careers in technology that help us build the workforce of tomorrow.
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A Rich History of YTC in Durango, Mexico
We have been there
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They have been here for fourteen consecutive yearsFrom 2003 to present over 700 students from the state of Durango have travelled to the United States to compete against Chicago area students in our Titanium Tech International Competition™.
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We all meet and compete
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