Mission & Vision
🎯 Our Mission
We help underestimated teens break into tech by teaching them real-world skills in coding, AI, & cybersecurity—backed by mentorship, hands-on projects, & certifications that open real doors.
🚀 Our Vision
A world where every young person has the access, confidence, & power to lead, create, & thrive—no matter where they come from.
Our Story
Meet Jordan.
He’s 15. Sharp as ever. Always fixing things around the house, always curious about how stuff works. But in his school? The most “tech” he touches is a slow laptop for test prep. No coding. No hands-on projects. No one showing him what’s possible.
At home, money’s tight. His mom works two jobs. After-school programs? Not in the budget. Meanwhile, kids in other zip codes are learning robotics, building apps, getting internships. Jordan’s just as smart—he just never had a shot.
That’s why Tech Teens Inc. was born.
We were tired of seeing brilliant young minds overlooked simply because they lacked access. So we built something different. A space where teens like Jordan can learn real-world tech skills, get mentored by people who look like them, and see a future that feels real—not just dreamed up on a poster.
What started as one program is now a movement.
We’re creating pathways from the classroom to careers. We're helping teens break into tech—and break generational cycles while they’re at it.
Because when you give students like Jordan the tools, training, and support they deserve, they don’t just keep up—they rise up.
Meet the Team
T'Vedt L.
Founder & President
"Creating space for teens to rise in tech and lead with confidence."
Jordan S.
Curriculum Director
"Designing content that speaks to the next generation of creators."
Queen L.
Wellness Coach
"Helping teens protect their peace while they pursue their purpose."
Lee A.
Chief of Staff
Running point so the mission stays in motion.. tech, teens, & teamwork."
Meet Our Volunteers
Armoni T.
Superpower: Curiosity is my engine. When something catches my interest, I dive deep, following questions wherever they lead until the puzzle starts making sense. I’m that guy with 27 tabs open, not because I’m scattered, but because I’m chasing connections, digging into layers, and piecing together a bigger picture.
Favorite Throwback: My favorite piece of throwback tech is definitely the PSP(PlayStation Portal). I have tons of memories using it to game and watch movies on the go, it was seriously ahead of its time and made every road trip way better.
Why I Volunteer: I volunteer with tech teens because I genuinely believe in giving back. Sharing what I’ve learned helps pass the torch to the next generation and plays a small part in making the world a little better.
Quinten A.
Superpower: My secret super power is keeping my phone in working order. It may just be luck, but I’ve never had to replace a phone because it was broken.
Favorite Throwback: my favorite retro piece of tech would have to be the original Xbox. I have a lot of good memories of playing Xbox games with my brothers and friends.
Why I Volunteer: I volunteer with Tech Teens because I enjoy working with the youth and sharing my knowledge with the next generations.
Patricia C.
Superpower: My secret tech superpower? Empathetic listening. I’ve spent my career designing IT solutions at the intersection of customers, executives, and developers with a wide array of wants, needs, and challenges. Thus, my ability to listen for understanding has been the ultimate catalyst for success.
Favorite Throwback: The Nokia “brick” phone with its legendary battery life remains undefeated. And for fun, I can’t forget the original Nintendo Entertainment System.
Why I Volunteer: I volunteer with Tech Teens because I believe in paying it forward. I’ve succeeded because mentors poured into me. Now it’s an honor to pour into the next generation of IT leaders.
Tony T.
Superpower: My ability to learn new technology quickly once get hand on’s
Favorite Throwback: iPod first gen
Why I Volunteer: I volunteer with Tech Teens because I like to give back to the community with the skillset I have required over the years.
Leon H.
Superpower: YouTube videos
Favorite Throwback: Texas Instrument TI-85 calculator
Why I Volunteer: I volunteer with Tech Teens because I want to pass on my knowledge and experiences for future youth to benefit from.
Our Impact So Far
50+
Teens Engaged
5
Partnerships Secured
3
Pilot Workshops
100%
Student Excitement
— Atlanta Parent
Our Partners
Grow With the Best
Whether you're a parent looking to enroll your teen or a supporter ready to help us expand access—you're part of the mission. Let's build the future together.
