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On Thursday, February 6th, students from Morton East and SBTA#173 in Durango held their first 2020 webinar. These two groups of YTC students are collaborating on Arduino robotics projects.

ETHS YTC students maintain computers at Jacob Blake Manor and Ebenezer-Primm Tower senior centers in Evanston, Illinois. Students replaced two computers at each site and answered technical questions for residents.

Ken Leonard, YTC Advisory Board member & former Board of Director, has assisted in gaining support from Stable Road Foundation in Venice, California for the second year. YTC appreciates the Stable Road Foundation support and Ken Leonard's efforts.

The YTC Clubs at Evanston High School, Evanston, IL & Morton East High School in Cicero, IL, donated 10 desktop computers to Telebachillerato Comunitario El Gato de Arriba, Tepehuanes, Durango Mexico. YTC students have been donating computers to the schools and communities in Durango since 2000. Since that time, our students have donated more than 2500 computers to the people of Durango

Evanston Township High School YTC student reached out to the School for Little Children Preschool in Evanston, IL and arranged a donation of four desktop computers to the families of the children attending the school needing a computer.

The Morton East YTC students donated 10 desktop computers to Secundaria Tec. #62 in Durango, Durango, Mexico. These computers will be used to create a new computer lab.

On September 7th, YTC Chairman Mark Engel and students Gus Ortiz and Hamza Herbawi presented a Laptop to 5 Patrick Lives On recipients at their annual fundraiser at the Chop Shop.

Farragut YTC youth finish their Arduino robotics projects by August 8

This year Youth Technology Corps had the opportunity to hold our annual summer tech camp at the beautiful City Kids Camp in Lewistown, IL. In addition to participating in the various exciting outdoor activities that the camp hosted, YTC hosted some STEM activities of their own. Check out some of the highlights!

Youth Technology Corps., Chicago, IL - YTC is inviting visitors to explore their new website. The new website is designed for the ultimate user-friendly experience with improved navigation and functionality while allowing customers to see the full service portfolio YTC offers for community development. Created with the user experience in mind, the site includes many new features to help users quickly and easily navigate the site and find out more about how YTC's clubs, camps, and competitions are helping at-risk teens gain valuable job and leadership skills. New features includes: News Feature to highlight club activities and events including video and rich images. Rapid Response for site compatibility with all browsers and mobile devices. YTC and indsutry news through the new online blog with rich online content such as technical tips, press releases, featured clubs, newsletters, and more. Interactive Maps for a glimpse into YTC's unique and custom programming. For more information on YTC and to view the site, please visit youthtechnologycorps.org.

Morton East High School students donated ten laptops to the Greater Engelwood Development Corporation (GEDC) in Chicago, IL benefitting GEDC's Americore VISTA Project and their Engelwood Youth Tech Program. These laptops will help the VISTA Project assisting anti-poverty groups, teens and young adults. YTC programs give students the opportunity to gain skills and earn certifications in the IT field as well as valuable training about career pathways and job options. #YouthTechnologyCorps #YTC #GreaterEngelwood #MortonEastHS #GivingBack #PayingItForward #SocialJustice

YTC students at Evanston Township High School donated six desktop PCs & Macs to Refugee One in Chicago.