The Community Technology Empowerment Project

The Community Technology Empowerment Project (CTEP) AmeriCorps
bridges the “digital divide” for new Immigrants and low-income communities
in Minneapolis and St. Paul. AmeriCorps members help youth and adults use technology to better access social, civic, educational and economic opportunities.

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CTEP is currently recruiting for full-time Positions

CTEP is currently recruiting for 30 Full-Time members to begin serving for the 2009-2010 program year, which will begin September 2009.

Click here for descriptions of available positions and how to apply!

CTEP AmeriCorps Members:

  • Educate about technology literacy at non-profits, community centers, and libraries
  • Assess partner agencies’ technology capacities and train staff on how to best use those capacities;
  • Develop stronger volunteer bases through which agencies can extend programming and more adequately meet the needs of targeted communities;
  • Develop culturally and linguistically appropriate informational websites and public service announcements (PSAs) that provide community members with access to critical resources and information.

MN Public Radio: Digital Divide Remains

Minnesota Public Radio aired a report on local Digital Inclusion efforts, highlighting the work of CTEP member Stephanie Young at Saint Paul Public Library’s Rondo Community Outreach location