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Teens Teach Tech is a community digital literacy program led by the Branton Ramsey Legacy Foundation, in partnership with Connected Nation and is powered by AT&T. Teens in grades 8-12 provide hands-on digital skills training for adults. In doing so, they help bridge the digital divide and build technology confidence across generations.
Through 60-90 minutes workshops, one-on-one mentoring, virtual classes, and community events, teens teach practical technology skills. These include internet basics, email setup, mobile service use, internet safety, video conferencing (including Zoom), and computer fundamentals.
Leadership and Paid Opportunities for Teens
Leadership and Paid Opportunities for Teens
Teens earn money for every adult they train, thanks to funding provided by AT&T via Connected Nation. Additionally, participants receive verified community service hours needed for graduation while gaining:
Leadership and teamwork skills
Resume-building experience
Real-world teaching and mentorship opportunities
Why Teens Teach Tech Matters
Why Teens Teach Tech Matters
Access to technology impacts healthcare, employment, education, and connection with loved ones. By empowering teens to teach digital literacy skills, we strengthen both generations. As a result, we create confidence, opportunity, and lasting community impact.
Whether you're a teen ready to lead or an adult ready to grow your digital confidence, we invite you to get involved.
Email us for more information at info@brantonramseylegacyfoundation.org.
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