Happy New Year! We at CDTech are looking forward to an incredible new year filled with new opportunities to collaborate with key organizations, resident leaders and other stakeholders to continue the struggle to bring economic opportunity, build leadership and strengthen the capacity of our most marginalized communities to revitalize themselves. Click Here for Complete Message!
The Green Urban Manufacturing Initiative (GUMI) launches the Green GUMI Page and Logo! Click on this Story to See What is Included on the Green GUMI Page!
Through our signature Ally Program, Public Allies advances the skills, networks and experience of diverse young leaders as they strengthen communities, nonprofits and civic participation.
The Community Development Technologies Center (CDTech) will like to donate 300 computers systems to families and small businesses to help close the digital divide in the Vernon-Central community of South Los Angeles.
CDTech's received the award for it's work to help close the Digital and Economic Divide in the South L.A. community of Vernon-Central. CDTech's TechREADY program increases the competitiveness of Vernon-Central youth and families through technology skills and jobs to close the digital divide and strengthen the local and regional economy.
Twenty-three GreenCorps graduates from South L.A. ages 21 to 24 completed their training in December bringing our total of GreenCorps graduates since the summer to 70! The GreenCorps is an entry-level green jobs career pathways training program.
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The first-ever Job & Resource Fair was held in the Vernon-Central Community of South L.A. on October 30th! The fair was a big success with over 500 job-seekers coming through the fair during the 3 hour event.
More than half of all young adults in South Los Angeles are unemployed and need the boost the fair hopes to provide, said Benjamin Torres, president and chief executive of Community Development Technologies Center, an L.A.-based group that promotes economic opportunities for low-income residents. “This is one concrete step we are taking to bring together the resources of political, business, education and industry leaders to create solutions,” Torres said in a statement.
