Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. OUR PROGRAMS Click on "Let's Go!" to view tools and resources specific to each Tech Goes Home program. Let's Go! Here you will find a collection of apps caregivers can use to help young children develop early reading, writing, math, art, and science skills. TGH Early Childhood Let's Go! Here you will find a collection of online tools to help your small business organize, market, and sell, along with basic tutorials to help you start using these tools. TGH Small Business Here you will find a collection of online tools to help you live, learn, earn, work, and play, along with basic tutorials to help you start using these tools. TGH School & Community Let's Go!

Strategic Plan 2020 Mission Tech Goes Home empowers communities to access and use digital tools to overcome barriers and advance lives. Why TGH? Digital exclusion perpetuates poverty. Without the tools, access, and skills to do homework, navigate online job portals, manage finances, communicate with loved ones, and so much more, it has become incredibly difficult to succeed. And considering the stark demographic inequities in the use of technology, digital inclusion has become a social justice issue of our time. 80% of Fortune 500 companies require online job applications, including major employers such as Walmart and CVS (FCC) 84% of the nation’s K-12 teachers report that digital inequities are growing in their classrooms (Pew Research Center, 2017) 44% of adults with household incomes below $30,000 a year don’t have home broadband services and 46% don’t have a computer (Pew Research Center, 2019) Only 46% of seniors with household incomes below $30,000 say they go online (Pew Research Center 2017) Supporting people to get online and use digital health resources can be crucial to achieving local priorities including: physical and mental wellbeing, prevention, self care, shared care and shared decision making, long term condition management, appropriate use of urgent and emergency care (NHS 2019) TGH addresses these inequities by providing free digital skills training, discounted new computers, and help securing home Internet access. We serve people from the ages of 3 to 93, prioritizing those without technology, the un/underemployed, immigrants, and people with disabilities. TGH is focused on tackling the entrenched barriers to technology adoption and Internet access. Our school, community, small business, and early childhood initiatives provide an impactful and cost-effective model to help families and participants gain the skills, hardware, and Internet access needed for lifelong success. History Founded in 2000, Tech Goes Home (TGH) is an award-winning 501(c)(3) nonprofit that empowers communities to access and use digital tools to overcome barriers and advance lives. Simply put, TGH helps bring computers, Internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs and manage finances, and seniors can connect with loved ones. With the help of 350+ partner schools and community sites, TGH has served 35,000+ people in over 2,400 courses and distributed 22,500+ new computers over its tenure. In the past four years, TGH has experienced massive growth, from serving 3,000 people in 2016 to 5,500 in 2019. In 2019 alone, TGH ran 396 courses at nearly 200 community partner sites throughout Greater Boston. 75% of TGH learners had household incomes under $35,000 per year. Nearly half of adult learners were immigrants and 85% were people of color. Program Model The TGH model tackles digital exclusion by providing 15 hours of skills training, a new computer to course graduates for $50, and help finding and securing low-cost, high-quality Internet. Each course is uniquely offered by community leaders, trained by TGH, who come from the communities they serve--as early education or school teachers, community case workers or workforce development coaches, and many other grassroots roles. TGH serves people of all ages: TGH School serves school-age students and their caregivers, TGH Early Childhood serves children 3-6 and their caregivers, TGH Community serves adults and seniors, and TGH Small Business serves micro-entrepreneurs. Board and Staff The TGH Board consists of 13 supporters (38% women, 31% POC) who bring a balanced perspective to leadership decisions. TGH has 8 full-time staff members (72% women, 43% POC) including co-CEOs, four program staff, one operations/finance staff member, and one fundraising staff member. Read our staff bios here . More Information Annual Report Impact Report List of program partners Financials FAQ's Why don’t you use phones instead of computers? While smartphones are often cited as a ubiquitous tool that could be the solution, a research paper or job application written on a smartphone pales in comparison to one written on a computer. Poor quality access engenders a lower quality product, leading to an ever-widening opportunity gap. Why don’t you use refurbished computers? Providing each learner with the same model of computers makes distribution efficient & affordable and allows us to teach the operating system of our choice across all of our programs. We also respect our learners and want to ensure they graduate with a quality laptop. Why don’t TGH staff conduct the 15 hours? The train-the-trainer model allows us to enlist more than 300 culturally and racially diverse instructors who currently and directly work with the people we serve. This diverse, equitable, and inclusive approach allows us to scale our impact many fold. Why not do an online course? Many of our learners don’t know how to get online, never mind take an online course. That itself is a digital literacy lesson on its own. A small classroom setting allows learners to gain hands-on experience, form peer-to-peer learning relationships, and build a connection with their local schools or community organizations. Doesn’t all your funding come from the City of Boston? We get foundational support from CoB but the demand is far greater than the funding can cover. We continue to grow and diversify funding in order to increase reach and sustainability. Why do you charge $50 for devices? We view the $50 as an investment from our learners. They are investing in their own learning and success in the program. We’ve found that the copay for devices has helped tremendously with our program completion (90% of learners who enroll graduate from TGH). Are you only in Boston schools? No. In addition to schools in Boston, we’re currently serving schools in Cambridge, Chelsea, and Revere. And of course we partner with more than 100 community groups, social service agencies, libraries, municipal agencies, and others. Are you funded by or a part of Boston Public Schools? No on both counts. Although we serve many Boston Public Schools, we are not a part of BPS nor do we receive any funding from Boston Public Schools. Is there a basic TGH curriculum I can look at? Yes. Check out our TGH School and Community curriculum here . How are the four programs the same/different? Check out our program overview here.

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, Internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, and seniors can connect with loved ones. Top of Page PLACES TO VISIT ENTERTAINMENT PLAY & ENTERTAINMENT Aquí encontrará los próximos seminarios web para registrarse, así como las grabaciones de los seminarios web completados. ¡Siéntete libre de mirar y aprender! PLACES TO VISIT PLACES TO VISIT FECHA POR DETERMINAR Hangouts y Meet de Google Enlace de registro disponible pronto Guía en Español Acerca del seminario web: Para el seminario web de Google Hangouts & Meet, exploraremos las similitudes y diferencias entre ambas opciones, profundizaremos en las formas de usar cada una y descubriremos cuál podría ser la mejor para determinadas necesidades. FECHA POR DETERMINAR Google Voice Enlace de registro disponible pronto Acerca del seminario web: Google Voice es un servicio gratuito que proporciona servicios de reenvío de llamadas y correo de voz, mensajes de voz y de texto, así como llamadas internacionales y a EE. UU. Puede utilizar Google Voice como un segundo número de teléfono que puede utilizar como "número de trabajo virtual". Puede estar vinculado a su teléfono celular o fijo o puede usarlo directamente a través de la web. Este seminario web cubrirá los conceptos básicos para comenzar a usar Google Voice. FECHA POR DETERMINAR Google Voice Acerca del seminario web: Google Voice es un servicio gratuito que proporciona servicios de reenvío de llamadas y correo de voz, mensajes de voz y de texto, así como llamadas internacionales y a EE. UU. Puede utilizar Google Voice como un segundo número de teléfono que puede utilizar como "número de trabajo virtual". Puede estar vinculado a su teléfono celular o fijo o puede usarlo directamente a través de la web. Este seminario web cubrirá los conceptos básicos para comenzar a usar Google Voice. FECHA POR DETERMINAR Google Voice Acerca del seminario web: Google Voice es un servicio gratuito que proporciona servicios de reenvío de llamadas y correo de voz, mensajes de voz y de texto, así como llamadas internacionales y a EE. UU. Puede utilizar Google Voice como un segundo número de teléfono que puede utilizar como "número de trabajo virtual". Puede estar vinculado a su teléfono celular o fijo o puede usarlo directamente a través de la web. Este seminario web cubrirá los conceptos básicos para comenzar a usar Google Voice. FECHA POR DETERMINAR Google Voice Acerca del seminario web: Google Voice es un servicio gratuito que proporciona servicios de reenvío de llamadas y correo de voz, mensajes de voz y de texto, así como llamadas internacionales y a EE. UU. Puede utilizar Google Voice como un segundo número de teléfono que puede utilizar como "número de trabajo virtual". Puede estar vinculado a su teléfono celular o fijo o puede usarlo directamente a través de la web. Este seminario web cubrirá los conceptos básicos para comenzar a usar Google Voice. ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT Back to Top Conozca su Chromebook English Guide Acerca del seminario web: en este seminario web aprenderá todos los conceptos básicos sobre el uso de su Chromebook, además de información adicional útil. Cubriremos la configuración, las opciones de accesibilidad, la descarga de aplicaciones, el guardado en la unidad de Google frente al disco duro de la computadora, el Asistente de Google y otras cosas como el navegador Chrome, marcadores, etc. Acerca del facilitador: Wim Wauters ha trabajado en Google durante 8 años y actualmente trabaja como gerente de capacitación de Chromebook en la oficina de Google en el Reino Unido. Es responsable de desarrollar programas de formación de Chromebook para el personal de minoristas de todo el mundo. ¡Espera conocer a todos y hablar sobre su producto favorito! Conozca su Chromebook English Guide Guía en Español Guia em Português Mira el webinar Acerca del seminario web: en este seminario web aprenderá todos los conceptos básicos sobre el uso de su Chromebook, además de información adicional útil. Cubriremos la configuración, las opciones de accesibilidad, la descarga de aplicaciones, el guardado en la unidad de Google frente al disco duro de la computadora, el Asistente de Google y otras cosas como el navegador Chrome, marcadores, etc. Acerca del facilitador: Wim Wauters ha trabajado en Google durante 8 años y actualmente trabaja como gerente de capacitación de Chromebook en la oficina de Google en el Reino Unido. Es responsable de desarrollar programas de formación de Chromebook para el personal de minoristas de todo el mundo. ¡Espera conocer a todos y hablar sobre su producto favorito! FECHA POR DETERMINAR Hangouts y Meet de Google Enlace de registro disponible pronto Acerca del seminario web: Para el seminario web de Google Hangouts & Meet, exploraremos las similitudes y diferencias entre ambas opciones, profundizaremos en las formas de usar cada una y descubriremos cuál podría ser la mejor para determinadas necesidades.

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, Internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, and seniors can connect with loved ones. PARTNERS Successful collaborations are at the heart of the Tech Goes Home. TGH has partnered with more than 300 schools and local community sites to run digital skills courses across Greater Boston. Being a Partner TGH serves as program manager, recruiting and training individuals from the partner organizations to run the digital life skills training classes. TGH provides the course model, hand-picked curriculum, marketing material, course volunteers, as well as the computer or iPad and, if needed, 12 months of internet for each individual or family. TGH also collects data before, during, and after each course to increase program efficacy. TGH supports instructors throughout the course via virtual class visits, meetings, and email. The partner organizations provide course instructors, classroom space, and, if needed, computers on which to run the course. The course instructors recruit learners, select curriculum pieces based on the needs of their learners, and schedule and run the training sessions. This localized approach enables learners to develop strong support networks and lasting bonds with instructors and fellow learners. Become a TGH Site Becoming a TGH site is a fantastic way to make a positive impact in your community. If you're interested in joining, we're excited to announce that we have reopened the waiting list for new partner sites to onboard with TGH. While we're not currently accepting new applications, you can still express your interest by joining the waiting list. We'll keep you updated as soon as opportunities become available. Thank you for your enthusiasm and support! Learn More PAST LOCATIONS Check out all the past and present TGH locations. Let's Go

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, Internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, and seniors can connect with loved ones. Tech Goes Home received $2 Million in American Rescue Plan Act funding through the City of Boston. Thank you to Boston City Councilor Kenzie Bok, who championed this funding, and City Council President Ed Flynn and City Councilor Julia Mejia, for their steadfast work to advance digital equity efforts in Boston! Tech Goes Home collaborates with community partners to advance digital equity Our Programs Tech Goes Home programs serve people of all ages, with courses geared towards families, adults, entrepreneurs, older adults, and more. We bring computers, internet, and training to families and individuals throughout Massachusetts so students can do homework, adults can find jobs and manage finances, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. We offer programs for adults, as well as family-based intergenerational programs. TGH’s family-based programs engage youth and their caregivers together to learn digital skills as a team. Each family or individual who participates in our programs completes 15 hours of live, interactive digital skills training, earning a Chromebook or iPad, and, if needed, 12 months of internet services. Click below to learn more about our programs and see upcoming courses. Learn More About Tech Goes Home Who We Are Founded in 2000, Tech Goes Home (TGH) empowers communities to access and use digital tools to overcome barriers and advance lives. Our programs focus on serving people and communities who face systemic barriers to technology adoption. In the past five years alone, 21,000 learners have graduated from TGH programs, and we have distributed more than 15,000 new computers in communities across Eastern Massachusetts. Learn More Hear from Mayor Wu During Boston's mayoral campaign, Tech Goes Home asked all of the mayoral candidates about their plans for advancing digital equity in the City. Take a look at Mayor Wu's response below. Learn More Our Impact We measure success by the digital life skills, computers, and internet access that graduates gain through participating in the TGH program, and the extent to which they feel empowered to apply those skills and tools to improve their lives in whatever way will benefit them most. Last year: 1,770+ graduates used their TGH device and digital skills to access telehealth appointments 980+ students are using their TGH device multiple times a week for learning 2,260+ graduates got a job, got a pay raise, entered a work training program, or started a business since participating in TGH See More It takes the whole community. Our dedicated partner organizations and investors are critical to TGH's success. Check out the individuals and groups who are supporting TGH, and see how you can become an investor or host a TGH course. Investors > Partners > Donate > Join the fight for digital equity by volunteering with TGH! Want to make a lasting impact in your community? Want to join a network of dedicated people working to conquer digital exclusion? Volunteer with TGH! Please click the link below or email us at volunteer@techgoeshome.org . More on Volunteering Take a Look Listen to what TGH learners and leaders have to say about TGH and how the program has affected their lives. Hear from graduates about their experiences as part of the Tech Goes Home program! See More Testimonials TESTIMONIALS STAY CONNECTED Follow us on social media for more news, resources, and updates. @techgoeshome @techgoeshome Tech Goes Home Tech Goes Home Sign up to receive news & updates from TGH! CONTACT US

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, Internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, and seniors can connect with loved ones. VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Thank you for volunteering to be a course assistant in a Tech Goes Home course! To select a course, click the hyperlinked course name. It will take you to the sign-up form. Please review all details about the course before submitting. Please email volunteer@techgoeshome.org with any questions. Please note this page is not mobile compatible and is best viewed on a computer. UPCOMING COURSES

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. DONATE 6 EASY WAYS TO Join the fight for digital equity! TGH relies on the support of its investors and donors. Whether donating online, by mail, or giving stock, TGH makes it easy to have a lasting impact. Have questions or looking for more information? Please contact darcy@techgoeshome.org . Credit Card Donate quickly and easily to TGH Donate Now DAF Direct Donate quickly and easily to TGH through DAF Direct Donate Now Donate by Mail Donate by mail by making checks payable to Tech Goes Home at 131 Dartmouth St, 3rd Floor, Boston, MA 02116 Venmo Donate via Venmo @TechGoesHome Corporate Matching If your company matches charitable gifts you can use the following info to donate. Tech Goes Home EIN #20-8629591 Donate Stock Interested in donating stock? Email dahlia@techgoeshome.org.

STIPEND & COPAY POLICY CHANGES Over the past year, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Tech Goes Home has adapted our policies and programming to better meet the urgent needs of our learners, instructors, and communities. Now, as we look ahead to the longer-term recovery from COVID-19 and the future of TGH, we are making carefully thought out changes to our policies and approaches. We are moving forward with two important policy updates: Update 1: TGH graduates will continue to earn a device and internet at no cost. During the pandemic, TGH began providing both a digital device and one year of high-quality internet free of charge to every learner who needed them. Moving forward, TGH will continue providing devices and internet at no cost as part of our programming. Update 2: Instructor and course assistant stipends will be discontinued effective January 1, 2022 During the pandemic - in recognition of the extraordinary demands placed on our instructors - TGH expanded financial stipends to instructors teaching in all programs. After extensive conversations with instructors, an internal review, and consultation with external experts about how best to support learners and instructors going forward, we have elected to discontinue all instructor and course assistant stipends effective January 1, 2022. This decision will allow us to direct more resources to expanding our programming and providing critical tools for learners, instructors, and course assistants, including: Ensuring that every TGH graduate can continue to earn a device and internet at no cost to them; Expanding our professional development programs for instructors and course assistants; Expanding Tech Goes Home’s courses to reach more learners and more communities; Building a Course Assistant Volunteer program so instructors can have community support in their courses; and Developing recognition programs for instructors and course assistants. Our instructors and course assistants remain at the absolute heart of TGH’s mission. We are so grateful for the time they invest and the lengths they go to in order to serve their learners. These updates will allow us to support them more intentionally and sustainably, while also ensuring that even more learners are able to participate fully in TGH programs and gain the access and skills they need to use telehealth, work from home, participate in school, connect with loved ones, and more online. We are profoundly grateful for the tireless efforts of our learners, instructors, staff, community partners, volunteers, and learners during the past year-plus. COVID-19 revealed the depth of digital inequity to an unprecedented degree, and we’re more committed than ever to strengthening TGH as an organization, so that we can better support our communities and connect more learners with digital devices, internet, and critical skills training. As always, we welcome your feedback so please do not hesitate to reach out to us with ideas on how we can continue to best support TGH partnerships. You may submit any inquiries or feedback to program@techgoeshome.org .

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. OUR PROGRAMS Programs for Adults TGH partners with social service organizations throughout Massachusetts to deliver courses focused on fundamental digital skills for adults. Courses are offered at locations such as libraries, community centers, public housing, and other nonprofit organizations. Each learner receives a Chromebook and, if needed, 12 months of internet services. Taught by TGH certified instructors at our partner organizations, course topics include, but are not limited to, job searching, financial literacy, communicating with friends and family, accessing public benefits, finding educational programs, accessing telehealth, and more. Each course is tailored to the specific interests, needs, and skill levels of the learners who enroll. Some courses focus on a specific topic, such as our small business courses, which are geared towards local small business owners, micro-entrepreneurs, and people interested in starting a business. These courses focus on digital skills needed to manage finances, leverage city resources, develop an effective online presence, accept online payments, and more. Other focus areas for our adult digital skills courses include workforce development, telehealth, and English language learning, among many others. See Programs Programs for Families TGH’s family-based programs engage children or young adults and their caregivers together to learn digital skills as a team. These programs are hosted at partnering schools, early childcare centers, community centers, and other local neighborhood institutions. Courses are taught by school personnel, childcare providers, community center staff, social workers, and other community leaders who are TGH certified instructors. Families who enroll with students in grades 1-12 receive a Chromebook, and families with young children ages 3-6 receive an iPad. All families who do not have high-quality home internet they can afford have the option to receive 12 months of internet services. Courses for families with young children cover educational and social-emotional learning apps that focus on early language, literacy, and STEAM skill-building. Families practice early learning strategies and discuss challenges and opportunities in parenting with technology. Courses for families with school-aged students focus on topics such as using Google apps for school and work, finding apps and websites for learning and play, tracking grades and attendance online, finding after-school and academic programs, and accessing web-based family resources. See Programs Get Connected! TGH is working hard to connect Massachusetts residents to the internet. We are partnering with the cities, libraries, community-based organizations, schools, health care centers, and faith-based organizations to disseminate critical information and help all of our community members access online resources. To learn more about high-quality, affordable internet options, visit www.tghconnect.org . TGH Connect

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. PARTNERSHIPS We're excited to announce that we have reopened the waiting list for new partner sites to join our TGH courses. While we're currently not accepting new applications, you can still express your interest by joining the waiting list. We'll keep you updated as soon as opportunities become available. PARTNERSHIP OVERVIEW Tech Goes Home collaborates with community-based organizations (schools, nonprofits, libraries, etc.) to offer devices, internet access, and digital skills training to the individuals and families most affected by the structural injustices at the root of digital exclusion. TGH employs a train-the-trainer model that prepares and supports trusted instructors at those sites to teach a 15-hour course tailored to their learners, after which graduates earn a new digital device and one year of Internet subscription provided by TGH. STEPS TO BECOMING A TGH PARTNER SITE 2. Meet with Our Team A TGH representative will reach out to you to discuss next steps and answer any questions you may have. This meeting will be an opportunity for us to learn more about your organization, for you to learn more about TGH, and for us to collaboratively explore what a potential partnership might look like. 3. Decide to partner Take any time needed to figure out the details of who/when/where/how the TGH program will be implemented at your organization. TGH will request one person to the the TGH Program Supervisor for your site and at least one other person to be the TGH Instructor (See step 4 and 5). 4. Identify one person to be the TGH Program Supervisor at your site. The TGH Program Supervisor must be an employee of your site. This person will be responsible for: Keeping TGH up-to-date on staff changes related to instructors and site leadership Supervising the TGH program, instructors, assistants, and volunteers at your site. Answering inquiries and questions about the TGH program at your site that may be asked by TGH instructors at your site or individuals interested in becoming instructors at your site. TGH will ask the Program Supervisor to step in if TGH has issues with communication, logistics, or compliance with any instructors, assistants, or volunteers from your site. The TGH Program Supervisor will be asked to attend an orientation to learn about the TGH program, its role, and the responsibilities and logistics that TGH requires of the site, instructors, assistants, and volunteers. 5. Identify people who will apply to be the TGH Instructors at your site. Please identify at least one employee from your organization to implement the TGH course. These instructors need not be computer experts but should be comfortable using the internet, particularly tools such as email, Google search, Google Apps, and other basics. Most importantly, they should be welcoming, patient, and passionate about helping people learn life-changing skills! This person will be responsible for: Assisting learners in signing up for Internet service All course logistics (such as tracking attendance and collecting learner feedback) Prepping curriculum and teaching the course 7. Certify your TGH Instructors Once your site partnership is official, you will receive instructions to share with your staff about an instructor application. They must complete a four-step process to be certified as a Tech Goes Home Instructor. Complete an online instructor application Pass a short “Internet Basics” assessment with a score of 85% or higher Attend a 4-hour Instructor Orientation with our team. Complete a background CORI check. 8. Apply to start a course Certified instructors at official partner sites can submit a course application for each cohort they would like to teach. While we can not approve every course that our partners want to teach, we do our best to meet the demand. Once the course is approved, the site may recruit participants and run the course! Program Calendar TGH PROGRAM CALENDAR 6. Complete the official partnership application Once we’ve mutually agreed to move forward, TGH will email you an official partnership application to gather information about the people who will be running the TGH program at your site. This application must be completed by the site executive of your organization (Executive Director, Site Director, and/or Head of School). 1. Fill Out the TGH Partnership Inquiry Form Please complete our Partnership Inquiry Form to be added to our partner waitlist. We will review your information and reach out regarding further steps when capacity allows. Note: Due to current demands, waitlist times can vary from 2-6 months.

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, Internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, and seniors can connect with loved ones. HALL OF FAME TGH has the pleasure of working with over 300 instructors each year who deliver our programing at our partner sites around Greater Boston. We value each and every one of them! Get to know some of our dedicated instructors below! Carmen Vega Carmen has trained over 750 TGH Graduates! Carmen is an inspiration. Arriving in Boston, a single mom of four, she immediately sought out opportunities to improve the lives of her family. She learned about TGH when a friend suggested that Carmen go through the TGH training with her daughter, who was in middle school at the time. Carmen was drawn to the program because it allowed her to acquire a computer at a significantly reduced cost that her children could use for homework. Click to Read More... Rashmi Pimprikar is a mom of two. She currently works as Director of C-STEAM Futures, as Program Director for CS and STEAM at Lesley University, and as District Technology Coordinator for Watertown Public Schools. Through her organization, she interacts with the Tech Goes Home program. Before working at Lesley and WPS, Rashmi worked as an electrical engineer with Texas Instruments, taught mathematics and computer science at TechBoston Academy, and worked as Program Director for STEAM and... Click to Read More... Rashmi Vartak Rashmi has trained over 750 TGH Graduates! John Cain John has trained over 550 TGH Graduates! John has been a technology instructor for Tech Goes Home, for over ten years. As a former Human Resources Executive and technology entrepreneur, he is passionate about introducing the 21st century to a diverse community of learners. He decided to go into teaching while he was undergoing chemotherapy. John was introduced to Tech Goes Home through the Boston Public School (BPS) system, while setting up an after school program at the Hyde Park Community Center... Click to Read More... Andrea Blake Andrea has trained over 500 TGH Graduates! Click to Read More... John has been a technology instructor for Tech Goes Home, for over ten years. As a former Human Resources Executive and technology entrepreneur, he is passionate about introducing hihijhjkjhj

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. Hear from Our Learners Curious about what Tech Goes Home graduates have to say about our program and what digital equity means to them? Take a look below! Dolores Yrmaris Marcella Yiseth Katherine Raquel Arelis Tslane Olivia Liliana