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​To help underserved learners of all ages develop the digital skills needed for education and career success.
Inspiredu will be a key connector that drives digital inclusion and literacy for Georgia families, communities, and schools to enable future readiness.
Our unwavering commitment to providing digital opportunities for Georgians through digital skills training, device distribution, and broadband access remains steadfast. While we celebrate our progress, we recognize that there is still much work ahead. Inspiredu will continue to champion meaningful and sustained change while empowering underserved communities. Together, we can bridge the digital divide and ensure opportunities for all.
Inspiredu’s purpose is to bridge the gaps in digital literacy and access by providing our communities most marginalized and vulnerable citizens with the resources and support they need to be competitive in pursuit of education and work preparedness.
Our work has revealed an urgent need for increased digital access and literacy among adults with school-age children, especially as Atlanta’s schools move further toward paperless and virtual learning models. Our initiatives, therefore, support both the future of work and the future of education.

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What a fantastic day at The Manor Golf & Country Club in Milton! ⛳ A huge thank you to the sponsors and golfers who made Inspiredu’s Drive 4 Tech a hole-in-one! Your generosity and support are driving digital access, empowering the next generation, and building brighter futures. Together, we’re making a meaningful impact, one swing at a time!

Sometimes, digital inclusion starts with a single opportunity, and its effects can extend well beyond a screen. The theme for this year’s Digital Inclusion Week, “Sustain, Empower, Evolve,” emphasizes the need to create access that enables people to keep learning, growing, and pursuing their goals. Ms. Knight’s experience exemplifies this impact. After finishing classes through Atlanta Mission, she found her way to City of Refuge and Inspiredu, where one chance led to increased confidence, connections, and new possibilities. Before getting a laptop, Ms. Knight depended on her iPad, visited libraries and coworking spaces, and spent hours juggling various tasks to apply for jobs and create her resume. The process was tiring and complicated her efforts to achieve these goals. Inspiredu’s digital skills workshops transformed that experience, making the laptop the key tool. Ms. Knight learned to build a resume and portfolio, navigate LinkedIn, apply for jobs more efficiently, stay safe online, and use technology with greater confidence. That confidence created momentum, leading to a new chapter of employment as a Brand Ambassador with the Atlanta Hawks. Ms. Knight’s development persisted beyond that point. Attending another Inspiredu workshop on financial skills was especially meaningful for her. Having previously managed her finances manually, she now acquired practical tools to budget, save time, and maintain her finances. Ms. Knight is now actively sharing her knowledge with those around her. She helps her mom gain confidence with technology, advises her siblings on online safety, and supports friends and peers in her cohort. Ms. Knight’s journey reflects what can happen when opportunity meets determination. What began with access to a laptop has grown into greater confidence, new skills, employment, financial empowerment, and the ability to help others along the way. Help support Inspiredu by donating today with the Donate link in our bio. #DIW2026 #DigitalEquityNow #DigitalInclusion

A brighter digital future starts when individuals have access to the right tools, skills, and support. This embodies this year’s Digital Inclusion Week theme, “Sustain, Empower, Evolve.” Mrs. Favor came to Inspiredu while rebuilding her life after a kidney transplant and looking for a way forward. As she worked to support herself and build a business, Inspiredu helped her gain technology and digital skills to turn her ideas into reality. Through City of Refuge and Inspiredu, Mrs. Favor gained access to technology and participated in workshops to build practical digital skills. Owning her own device transformed her perspective on what is achievable. With greater confidence and the right tools, she began researching, refining her ideas, and taking concrete steps to realize her vision. That journey ultimately led to the creation of Oasis Holistic Lifestyle LLC, where Favor launched her first culinary creation: Organic Azuki Bean Soup with Coconut Milk and Probiotics. What began as an idea has now grown into something tangible. Mrs. Favor has participated in three health fairs, gathered more than 170 customer comments and reviews, and is preparing to bring her products to customers at the Serenbe Farmers’ Market. However, the most significant impact of the experience extends beyond her new business. With her newfound skills and confidence, Mrs. Favor rediscovered a sense of possibility and the power to take more control of her future. She recognizes the importance of practical digital skills and believes they can empower others to gain confidence and advance in their lives. Mrs. Favor’s story highlights that a fresh start begins with access to essential tools and the confidence to utilize them. Whether rebuilding, shifting careers, exploring new opportunities, or seeking direction, digital inclusion can turn potential into tangible progress. Help support Inspiredu by clicking Donate in our bio. #DIW2026 #DigitalEquityNow #DigitalInclusion

This year’s Digital Inclusion Week theme, “Sustain, Empower, Evolve: Building a Brighter Digital Future,” emphasizes that digital equity starts with giving individuals the chance to gain the skills, tools, and confidence necessary to succeed in a changing world. For Ms. Tejada, that chance was provided through a laptop from Inspiredu. After facing difficulties completing her school assignments due to unreliable access to a device, she now has the independence to learn on her own terms and the confidence to continue progressing toward her future. Having her own reliable laptop has given Ms. Tejada peace of mind and flexibility in her education. She no longer needs to coordinate her schoolwork around computer lab schedules or make trips to school just to use a device. Now, she can carry her laptop wherever she needs to study, allowing her to decide when and where to learn. Ms. Tejada's participation in Inspiredu’s digital skills workshop boosted her confidence in navigating online systems, creating shortcuts, safeguarding her personal information, and understanding cloud usage. These digital skills help her feel more prepared and capable as she pursues her education. For Ms. Tejada, digital access is about more than just owning a computer. It encompasses the freedom to learn, the confidence to face new challenges, and the resources to continue pursuing her goals. Help support Inspiredu, and donate today by clicking Donate in our bio. #DIW2026 #DigitalEquityNow #DigitalInclusion

It’s officially Digital Inclusion Week 2026! This week, we are proud to embrace the theme "Sustain, Empower, Evolve: Building a Brighter Digital Future." Digital Inclusion Week highlights the importance of ensuring everyone can participate in our increasingly digital society. Digital inclusion involves more than just access to devices or the internet; it encompasses having dependable technology, necessary digital skills, and confidence to explore online spaces safely and independently. As technology plays a vital role in education, communication, and daily life, having the right tools can create significant opportunities. This week serves as a reminder that with adequate resources and support, technology can foster greater independence, learning, connection, and opportunities for all. For Mrs. Davis, a recent attendee at an Inspiredu Family Learning Workshop, that opportunity significantly aids her son, who is autistic and gets extra support at school. Prior to receiving a laptop from Inspiredu, he had to use smaller tablets for his assignments at home because his mother’s work computer wasn’t accessible. After the Davis family attended the Inspiredu workshop, Mrs. Davis’s son now has his own laptop that he can use more easily for schoolwork. The laptop is a dependable tool that supports her son’s education and promotes greater independence in his learning. Mrs. Davis also acquired important skills from Inspiredu’s digital workshop, such as understanding applications better and exploring online safety tips. These skills are now helping her feel more confident in guiding her son as he develops his digital skills. Mrs. Davis’s story highlights the potential of digital inclusion. Often, significant change starts with something as straightforward as having the right device and knowing how to use it. For the Davis family, this access is opening more opportunities to learn and progress together. Help support Inspiredu’s mission to bridge the digital divide by clicking Donate in our bio. #DIW2026 #DigitalEquityNow #DigitalInclusion

What a stunning night at Inspiredu’s 2026 Inspire Gala: “A Night in Emerald City!” We gathered to honor the people, partnerships, and purpose that drive our mission forward. From recognizing our Family of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, and Honorees of the Year, to a memorable evening of community spirit and generosity, the event reminded us of what we can accomplish together. We sincerely thank all attendees, donors, volunteers, and supporters. Your participation and contributions empower us to keep providing opportunities for our learners and to foster a more promising future through technology and digital skills education. Thank you for being part of the Inspiredu family. The positive impact endures long after the night is over. View the Gala photos from the link in our bio. Photo Credits: @brianbatesphotos

We’re proud to accept a Community Grant from the @tacobell Foundation to ensure the next generation has the tools needed to succeed in higher education and beyond. Every time you Round Up your total at a @tacobell Restaurant, funds go to support youth scholarships and organizations like ours! #tacobellfoundation #communitygrants #youtheducation

This September, Inspiredu’s Digital Summit will bring together community leaders, industry experts, and innovators to provide digital access through education. The Summit will feature engaging, informative, and inspiring breakout sessions focused on digital opportunities framed by the UN’s Global Goals. We’ll explore how technology, education, and collaboration can strengthen communities and create meaningful opportunities through 2030. Throughout the summit, we’ll focus on six Global Goals that closely align with Inspiredu’s mission: 1. Quality Education 2. Decent Work and Economic Growth 3. Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure 4. Reduced Inequalities 5. Sustainable Cities and Communities 6. Responsible Consumption and Production These conversations will highlight how digital skills, access to technology, and strong partnerships can help individuals, families, and communities thrive. Join us September 17–18, 2026, as we connect ideas, share resources, and turn conversation into action. Click the 2026 Digital Summit link in our bio to learn more and register.

Through the Inspiredu x SMASH Digital Literacy Workshop, SMASH Atlanta scholars received digital literacy training and laptop access to help them stay connected, complete assignments, and build skills for the future. For Mr. Gerald, a high school student and SMASH scholar, having his own laptop will make schoolwork easier, especially when assignments require multiple websites, online tools, or educational videos that may not always be accessible on a school-issued device. The workshop also helped strengthen key digital skills. Mr. Gerald shared that he gained a deeper understanding of online safety, including how to recognize phishing attempts and pay closer attention to links that may look legitimate but could put personal information at risk. He also explored financial literacy topics, including the importance of credit and how it can affect future opportunities. With this device, Mr. Gerald is already thinking about what comes next. He hopes to revisit coding, continue exploring Python, and build on his interests in computer science and financial literacy. The Inspiredu x SMASH workshop was a successful step toward greater access, confidence, and opportunity for students preparing for their futures. Your support helps Inspiredu continue to provide laptops, digital skills training, and resources to learners across Georgia. Please consider donating today to help more students access the tools they need to learn, grow, and thrive. Donate today with the link in our bio.

The 2026 Inspiredu Digital Summit is designed to meet participants wherever they are on their digital journey. Taking place September 17–18 at the Inspiredu Volunteer & Training Center, this two-day event will feature breakout sessions that connect digital opportunity with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Our six learning tracks include: -Executive Leadership: Explore industry trends, innovative systems, best practices, and leadership strategies for executive-level professionals. -Mid-Level Professional: Discover new approaches to team management, productivity, problem-solving, and professional growth. -New Professional: Build knowledge of industry standards, career opportunities, workplace expectations, and pathways to advancement. -Digital Learner: Strengthen practical digital skills through interactive sessions covering artificial intelligence, cloud services, and cybersecurity. -Age of AI: Examine how artificial intelligence is transforming work, education, communication, and community impact, with a focus on practical tools and responsible use. - Women in Technology (WIT): Hear from women across the technology sector and explore leadership, career development, mentorship, and opportunities to increase representation. Learn more, register, or submit a breakout session proposal with the 2026 Digital Summit link in our bio.

For Mrs. Simpson, receiving a laptop means being able to do more with greater ease, independence, and confidence. After her computer stopped working, many everyday tasks became harder. She could still use her phone, but filling out forms, accessing MyChart, managing accounts, and navigating important online tools on a small screen was not always easy. Through Inspiredu’s Adult Digital Literacy workshop, Mrs. Simpson received a device and practical skills to help her stay safer online, including recognizing scams, avoiding suspicious links, and protecting her passwords. Now, as she looks toward retirement, she is excited about new possibilities, including taking online courses, learning Microsoft Office, exploring Canva, and even creating videos to celebrate family memories. Digital skills are not just about technology. They help people feel prepared, connected, and capable in the moments that matter. Your gift helps Inspiredu provide adults with the devices, training, and support they need to navigate today’s digital world. Please consider donating to help this work reach more learners across Georgia. Donate today with the link in our bio.

For families, digital access can mean less waiting, more learning, and greater confidence. At Inspiredu’s recent Family Learning Workshop with Fickett Elementary School, Mrs. Lawson shared what receiving a laptop means for her family of five children. With only one laptop at home, her children have had to share time for homework and school projects. Now, with a second device, they will be able to take turns more easily and finish their work more quickly. The workshop also helped build confidence. Mrs. Lawson shared that the term “digital literacy” felt intimidating at first, but once the class began, she realized the skills were both approachable and meaningful. She learned more about tools like Google Docs and Google Workspace, how they compare with the Microsoft programs she knew, and how to better support her children’s schoolwork. She also walked away with new knowledge about online safety, including how to recognize phishing attempts, avoid suspicious links, and pay closer attention to spelling or grammar errors that may signal a scam. Most importantly, Mrs. Lawson is already thinking about what comes next. She hopes to attend more Inspiredu workshops to build her skills in areas such as healthcare technology, including using tools like MyChart. This is the impact of digital opportunity: families gaining devices, skills, and confidence to support learning at home and to navigate today’s digital world. Your support helps Inspiredu continue to provide digital skills training, devices, and resources to families across Georgia. Please consider donating today to help us continue this work and open more doors for learners of all ages. Donate today with the link in our bio.

Inspiredu is seeking engaging, informative, and inspirational breakout session proposals for our upcoming Digital Summit that are focused on digital opportunities framed through the UN’s Global Goals. Have you conducted research you wish to present? Has your company implemented a sustainability initiative? Do you have digital resources others could benefit from? If so, visit our 2026 Digital Summit link in our bio for more information, proposal submission, and registration

Save the date for the Inspiredu 2026 Inspire Gala on Friday, September 25 at 6 p.m. We are returning to Curate Atlanta for A Night in Emerald City. We're defying the digital divide during one special night of celebration and impact. Join us as we celebrate the year and present awards to our Volunteer of the Year, Community Partner Honorees, and Family of the Year. There's no place like the Inspire Gala! Click the 2026 Inspire Gala link in our bio to sponsor today!

Thank you to everyone who joined us for this year’s Xmas in July! It was wonderful to celebrate the season of giving a little early with an evening of holiday-themed fun, connection, and community at the Inspiredu Volunteer & Training Center. We are so grateful to everyone who attended, supported, and took the time to learn more about our mission. Events like Xmas in July help bring people closer to Inspiredu’s work and create meaningful opportunities to get involved in expanding digital access and digital skills for learners across our communities. Thank you for celebrating with us and for helping keep the spirit of giving alive all year long! To continue that spirit, please consider donating via the Donate link in our bio.

At Inspiredu’s Family Learning Workshop with Liberation Academy, families received not only devices, but also basic skills training to support learning, stay connected, and navigate today’s digital world with greater confidence. For Mrs. Baldwin, the device will make a meaningful difference at home. Her children will be able to complete homework, school projects, and learning activities outside the classroom, especially when school-issued devices are not available to take home. She also shared that owning a reliable device will support her whole family, from her husband’s occasional work-from-home needs to her mother-in-law’s online tasks. During the workshop, Mrs. Baldwin was introduced to educational resources to help keep her children engaged throughout the summer. She also left with important reminders about online safety, password security, and how technology continues to shape the way families learn, work, and access opportunities. Stories like this show why digital access matters. A device and basic digital literacy skills can help a child finish a project, a parent manage responsibilities, and an entire household feel better prepared for what lies ahead. Your support helps Inspiredu continue this mission. By donating, you help provide learners across Georgia with digital skills training, devices, and resources as they work toward greater access and independence. Join us in helping more families build the digital foundation they need to thrive. Donate today with the Donate link in our bio.

It's the most wonderful time of the year—the season of giving! Join us for Xmas in July on July 9 from 6-8 p.m. for a festive social and fundraising event at the Inspiredu Volunteer & Training Center. This is a great opportunity to learn more about our organization, explore meaningful ways to get involved, and connect with our mission—all while in the Xmas spirit! RSVP below, and get ready to enjoy holiday-themed games, cocktails, and more! RSVP with the 2026 Events link in our bio.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Inspiredu’s 2026 Axe Tournament! We are so grateful to the teams, spectators, partners, and supporters who came out for an evening of friendly competition, connection, and community. Congratulations to Cox, our 2026 Axe Tournament Champions, and to our Highest Fundraised team, Ratchet Outreach & ATP Cares! More than a fun night of axe throwing, this event directly supports Inspiredu’s programming and helps to expand access to technology, digital skills training, and learning opportunities for communities across Georgia. Thank you for making this year’s tournament such a success! View photos from the 2026 Events link in our bio.

At Inspiredu, our Digital Skills Volunteers help turn access into confidence. They support digital literacy training by working alongside Inspiredu trainers—answering questions and guiding participants—while helping to create a welcoming learning experience for Inspiredu learners at our Family Learning Workshops, Adult Digital Skills workshops, and Bridge to Technology workshops. For many volunteers, the work is personal. Some are inspired by seeing family members struggle with digital skills, while others are motivated to share their IT knowledge with learners in a positive, encouraging environment. Digital skills are essential for education, employment, healthcare, and everyday life. Thank you to our Digital Skills Volunteers for helping learners gain the confidence and skills needed to stay connected and move forward. Interested in supporting digital literacy in our community? Volunteer with Inspiredu to help bridge the digital divide. Sign up to volunteer with the link in our bio.

Join Inspiredu on May 28 for the next installment of our 2026 Town Hall Series, featuring a timely conversation on “Corporate Responsibility in Supporting Communities and Sustainability.” This engaging panel discussion will bring together leaders across professional sports, nonprofit organizations, technology divisions, and civic sectors to explore how organizations can lead with purpose while advancing sustainable practices and investing in stronger communities. Featured panelists include: -Gary Brantley, Chief Information Officer, National Football League -Paula Wagner, Chief Information Officer, Mansfield Energy Corp -Sanjay Patel, Director of Strategic Initiatives, Soccer in the Streets -Natalie Hall, IT Director, Office of Digital Transformation, City of Atlanta The event will be moderated by Errika Moore, Camelback Ventures and William Wesley, Delta Community Credit Union. Together, our panelists will share insights on how cross-sector leadership can drive meaningful impact, support community-centered solutions, and help shape a more sustainable and connected future. Event Details: May 28 | 11 AM – 1 PM Location: Inspiredu 1550 Southland Cir NW, Suite 200 Atlanta, GA 30318 Register to attend in person from the link in our bio. Watch Live Unable to attend in person? You can watch the Town Hall live from Inspiredu’s website from the link in our bio.

Inspiredu is proud to highlight our partnership with College AIM, an organization that provides college and financial aid exposure, counseling, and support to help Greater Atlanta students break down barriers to postsecondary success. Since 2022, Inspiredu has been honored to support College AIM students through laptop donations that expand access to technology and strengthen the connection between education, confidence, and future career opportunities. We are so appreciative of the Taco Bell Foundation for its generous support of this partnership, which directly funds access to technology and digital skills training for these students. This initiative aims to help youth across Atlanta acquire the essential tools to reach their goals and succeed in a connected world. As Jamesia Craig, Associate Director of College AIM, shared: “I truly believe the partnership between Inspiredu and College AIM propels opportunity, provides access, and paves the way for student success. This is an example of what happens when community-based organizations come together to nurture and invest in our communities. Since 2022, Inspiredu’s donation of laptops has equipped our students with more than technology, but with tools that connect them with access, confidence, and the ability to fully engage in their education and future careers!!” Together, partnerships like these help bridge the digital divide and create pathways for students to learn, grow, and succeed. @tacobellfoundation @collegeaimatl

Join Inspiredu on May 28 for the next installment of our 2026 Town Hall Series, featuring a timely conversation on “Corporate Responsibility in Supporting Communities and Sustainability.” This engaging panel discussion will feature: -Paula Wagner, Chief Information Officer at Mansfield Energy Corp -Gary Brantley, Chief Information Officer at the National Football League Together, they will share insights on how organizations can lead with purpose, advancing sustainable practices while making meaningful, lasting investments in the communities they serve. May 28 | 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM Location: Inspiredu, 1550 Southland Cir NW #200, Atlanta, GA 30318 Register via the link in our bio. Stay tuned as we announce additional exciting panelists in the coming weeks.

Thank you to everyone who joined Inspiredu for our 2026 Community Appreciation Party. We’re incredibly grateful to the volunteers, community partners, and supporters who came out to celebrate with us. Your time, energy, and commitment are what make our work possible, and it was an honor to recognize the impact we’ve made together over the past year. A special thank you to those who participated in our Earth Month E-Drives and brought technology donations. Your contributions help extend the life of devices and expand access to digital tools and training for learners across our communities. We appreciate everyone who took the time to connect, celebrate, and continue building momentum with us. We look forward to all that we will accomplish together in the year ahead. View the event photos from the 2026 Events link in our bio. Photo Credits: @brianbatesphotos

We’re proud to share that Inspiredu has been chosen by the Atlanta Hawks Foundation as a Community Champion! Inspiredu was recognized at the Atlanta Hawks game on March 10, 2026, with fanfare and a donation to support our work in the Atlanta area. This recognition highlights our ongoing dedication to strengthening Atlanta’s communities and broadening access to the tools, skills, and opportunities necessary for the next generation to succeed. We’re grateful to the Atlanta Hawks Foundation for this recognition and for their investment in organizations working to create meaningful, lasting impact across our city!

The (e)Mazing Race has reached capacity for teams and volunteers! Inspiredu invites the general public to spectate, cheer on teams, and enjoy the lively atmosphere while supporting a cause that provides essential technology and digital literacy training to underserved families and learners across Georgia.

Atlanta Tech Village is teaming up with Inspiredu for a week-long E-Drive Feb. 23–27 to power digital access across Atlanta. Got unused laptops, retired tablets, cords, chargers, or other tech collecting dust? Don’t let yesterday’s hardware sit idle; let it become tomorrow’s opportunity. Inspiredu securely recycles and repurposes donated technology, putting devices directly into the hands of learners and families who need them most. Your company’s old equipment could become a student’s first laptop, a family’s connection to opportunity, or a launchpad for the next generation of innovators. How to Participate: Drop your old or unused technology in the collection boxes located in the lobby of Atlanta Tech Village – Buckhead. When: February 23 – February 27 Where: in the lobby of Atlanta Tech Village - Buckhead 3423 Piedmont Road NE Atlanta, Georgia 30305 Want to Learn More? Meet the Inspiredu team in person on Feb. 24 from 10 AM–12 PM in the lobby. Stop by to learn how your tech donations fuel digital opportunities and how your company can make an even bigger impact. @atltechvillage

We are excited to share Inspiredu’s 2025 Annual Impact Report. Inspiredu’s Annual Impact Report is more than a look back at the year—it’s a celebration! 2025 marked five years of impact at Inspiredu, and we are proud to share our stories, statistics, and successes with all of you. Over the past five years, Inspiredu has remained steadfast in its commitment to ensuring that our communities’ most marginalized and vulnerable individuals have the tools, skills, and support needed to pursue both education and work preparedness and to thrive in daily life. We invite you to explore the report, celebrate our impact, and share our excitement in what the future holds. Read the full report from the link in our bio.

The countdown is on and seats are filling up fast! Join Inspiredu on Feb. 5 as we kick off our 2026 Town Hall Series with "Bridging the Digital Divide: Workforce Readiness Through Tech Access." Today’s jobs require more than just ambition; they demand access. This engaging town hall unites community leaders and workforce advocates to explore how technology and digital skills create pathways to careers, economic mobility, and growth. Expect honest conversations, practical insights, and meaningful dialogue. We’re excited to introduce our first Learner Impact Panel, which includes participants from previous Inspiredu workshops. These individuals will join the town hall to share their firsthand experiences with navigating workforce development and digital access challenges. Patricia Mills, Marion Bentley, and Joecole Millington will discuss their experiences building digital skills, overcoming workforce obstacles, and using technology to advance their careers. We look forward to connecting, collaborating, and launching a series of inspiring conversations in 2026. See you there! Register with the link in our bio.

Ready to race for a great cause? Our (e)Mazing Race is coming up, and you’re invited to join the adventure! Spots are limited, so don’t wait! Grab your coworkers, friends, or family and form a team now! For more information and to register visit the 2026 Events link in bio. Let’s race toward digital opportunity together! #eMazingRace #CommunityImpact #DigitalEquity #TeamBuilding #Inspiredu @execusource

Join Inspiredu on February 5 for the first event in our 2026 Town Hall Series, "Bridging the Digital Divide: Workforce Readiness Through Tech Access." This engaging town hall will bring together community leaders for an impactful conversation on how access to technology plays a critical role in preparing individuals for today’s workforce. We’re excited to create space for meaningful dialogue, shared insights, and collaboration to strengthen opportunity and access in our communities. We look forward to connecting with you and kicking off an inspiring series of conversations in 2026. Register now with the link in our bio.

January Digital Skills Volunteer opportunities are now available, and we’re excited to welcome volunteers who want to help learners build confidence and essential skills for today’s digital world. As a Digital Skills Volunteer, you’ll work alongside trained facilitators to: -Answer questions and provide one-on-one guidance during workshops -Support learners as they strengthen their digital skills -Assist with workshop set-up and help sessions run smoothly Whether you prefer virtual engagement or in-person connection, there’s a role for you. Your time and expertise can help open doors to education, employment, and opportunity for learners across our community. Sign up with the link in our bio to volunteer with Inspiredu and help build digital confidence.

We’re excited to announce our next Inspiredu Town Hall! Our quarterly Inspiredu Town Hall Series brings together community leaders, innovators, and partners for informative and impactful conversations. When: Thursday, Feb. 5, 2026 | 11 AM-1 PM Where: Inspiredu Volunteer & Training Center 1550 Southland Cir NW #200, Atlanta, GA 30318 This Town Hall will focus on an issue that matters now more than ever: "Bridging the Digital Divide: Workforce Readiness Through Tech Access." We’re thrilled to welcome special guest panelists and a moderator who will shape these important conversations in 2026, sharing real-world insights on how technology access can expand career pathways and economic opportunity. We have a surprise planned that we can’t wait to reveal! Save the date on your calendar and register in our bio now to hold your seat: #Inspiredu #TownhallSeries #Digitalliteracy #WorkforceReadiness #TechAccess #CommunityImpact #LiftZone

We are deeply grateful to our media partners for the incredible support you provided Inspiredu throughout 2025. By amplifying our voice through PSAs, television and radio features, live broadcasts, interviews, and event coverage, you helped elevate our mission and ensure our work reached communities across Atlanta and beyond. Through your storytelling, reach, and trusted platforms, you helped turn key moments into meaningful awareness; spotlighting major milestones, sharing important announcements, and bringing our work directly into homes and conversations across Georgia. That visibility strengthened community connections, opened new doors, and reinforced why access to technology and digital skills matters. Thank you for believing in our mission, for helping us spread the word, and for standing alongside us as partners in impact. We’re excited for what’s ahead! @watchaibtv @coxmediagroup Cox Media Group @audacy Audacy @xfinity Xfinity

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