Speaker of the Assembly John A. Perez, Councilwoman Jan Perry and the Vernon Central Workforce Development Network Invite you to: The Vernon Central Community Job and Resource Fair!
The Community Development Technologies Center (CDTech) donated 20 computers systems to families and small businesses to help close the digital divide in the Vernon-Central community of South Los Angeles.
Public Allies L.A. has successfully graduated more than (250) young adults, aged 18-30, of whom 75% continue to work in the nonprofit sector.
Recently, CABA hosted it’s 3rd Annual Small Business Seminar and Resource Fair at the L.A. Mart. At the Fair, small businesses had access to banks & lenders, resources, and City programs that are beneficial for their business.
This collaborative effort created a great environment of information sharing and stimulating discussions. In that spirit, here we are sharing those presentations with you. Just click on underlined titles to review. The GUMI Roundtable represents the first convening of the newly formed GUMI Network.
As Carver Middle School starts the new school year, CDTechLink continues it's great work with Vernon-Central schools to bring 21st Century skills to students through project based learning.
The Farewell Send off for Dr. Denise G. Fairchild and the Welcome for CDTech's new President and C.E.O., Benjamin Torres was a great success! Click Title for Link to Video! and to view full story.
The L.A Sentinel featured Councilmember Jan Perry, CDTech, and LA DWP's Green Jobs Training Launch. Click title for the full story.
The law firm of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP selected the Community Development Technologies Center (CDTech) to receive a donation of 300 computers to help close the digital divide in the Vernon-Central community of South Los Angeles.
GUMI strives to work with existing urban manufacturers in four target sectors not usually associated with Green, but that have a great economic impact in the region’s economy and in underserved communities.
