UthTek Inc. — a 501(c)(3) nonprofit training underserved youth in Artificial Intelligence, Automation, and Digital Media to build ethical, people-first tech leaders.

UthTek teaches every student how to use AI responsibly—understanding data privacy, bias, and ethical design. Our curriculum includes modules on AI Safety, Ethics, and Digital Citizenship, ensuring technology serves people, not the other way around.

  • 100+ youth trained in 2025

  • 3 partner organizations (NC State University, 3D Church of Shabach, White’s Communications)

  • 24 live events supported with student crews

  • 70 % of participants earn micro-credentials

In today’s rapidly evolving digital world, UthTek bridges the gap between innovation and inclusion. We provide hands-on training in Artificial Intelligence, Automation, and Digital Media to students who might otherwise be left behind. Our programs emphasize AI safety, ethics, and real-world application, preparing youth for meaningful careers and community impact.At UthTek, we are on a mission to equip the next generation to not just survive—but to thrive—in a rapidly evolving, tech-driven world.
We train underserved youth in Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Automation, and Digital Media, giving them the technical skills, creative confidence, and entrepreneurial mindset to build meaningful careers, launch bold ideas, and transform their communities.
We lead with purpose, integrity, and vision, ensuring that every student we touch becomes more than just workforce-ready—they become world-changers.In 2025, through a partnership with North Carolina State University, we trained over 100 students in AI Fundamentals, Safety, Ethics, and Prompt Engineering.

Core Courses

  • AI Fundamentals (What is AI)

  • AI Ethics

  • AI Safety

  • Prompt Engineering

Our Mobile Technology Training Center Brings AI learning directly to schools and ministries.

Statement of Need:In today’s fast-paced world, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Automation, and Digital Media are reshaping the global workforce—and with it, the future of opportunity. Yet for too many students from underserved communities, that future feels out of reach.African Americans make up just 8% of the tech workforce and only 3% of executive roles. And while jobs in data science, software development, and cybersecurity are projected to grow by 14% by 2032, Black representation in these fields is expected to grow by only 8%. The gap is widening—and it starts early, with limited access to STEM programs, mentors, and hands-on training.UthTek (pronounced “Youth Tech”) is here to change that.Our nonprofit equips students with future-proof skills across AI, Robotics, Automation, and Digital Media (ARAD). From high-level AI prompting and voiceover tools to video production, esports broadcasting, animation, and game design—students don’t just learn about emerging tech, they use it to build real-world projects.We take our Mobile Technology Training Center directly to schools, community centers, and events—meeting students where access is most limited. Through project-based learning and mentorship from industry professionals, students gain job-ready skills, creative confidence, and a vision for what’s possible.We’re also building partnerships and alliances with organizations, companies, and individuals who believe in our vision and want to help shape a brighter future for our youth.In our first year, UthTek will serve 50 students, with plans to expand statewide and beyond. Our mission is to prepare youth for high-paying jobs or launch them as tomorrow’s tech entrepreneurs.The future of technology should reflect the diversity of our society. With your support, we can ensure every student has the opportunity not just to participate in the future—but to lead it.UthTek: Future-proof skills for future-ready students.

Our Content Samples...

Future Millionaires of America

Future Millionaires of America: Empowering Financial Literacy and Wealth-BuildingFuture Millionaires of America stands out as a unique YouTube project of UthTek, dedicated to providing financial literacy and wealth-building strategies to underserved communities. Our distinct goal is to bridge the financial knowledge gap, empowering individuals to achieve long-term economic stability and success.By covering topics like budgeting, saving, and investing, we aim to cultivate a generation of tech-savvy, financially literate individuals who are ready to enter the workforce and empowered to leave a lasting financial legacy. Our unique approach enhances the learning experience with computer animation and AI, creating interactive, visually appealing lessons that make education more engaging and effective.In addition to financial literacy, our program empowers youth with technical skills, providing hands-on experience with computer animation and AI. This dual approach equips them with financial knowledge and technical skills, preparing them for careers in technology and finance.By supporting us, you will help:
- Expand our educational content and reach a diverse audience.
- Develop interactive tools and workshops for hands-on learning.
- Increase outreach to underserved communities, ensuring accessibility to financial literacy.
- Provide technical training, preparing youth for careers in technology and finance.Join us in building a financially literate and empowered society. With your support, we can transform lives and equip everyone with the knowledge and tools to become a millionaire.

Teen-Tech News

Teen Tech News Synopsis:Teen Tech News is an engaging and informative show designed specifically for teenagers, offering them a platform to explore and present the latest developments in the world of technology. Hosted by teens for teens, the show keeps its audience updated with current tech trends. It empowers the young presenters with valuable skills.- Research and Reporting: The concept of this show is to have teens actively involved in researching the latest tech news, encouraging them to stay informed and develop solid investigative skills.
- Communication Skills: Presenting their findings on the show helps teens hone their public speaking and storytelling abilities, building confidence and clarity in their communication.
- Video Editing: Participants gain hands-on experience in video production and editing, learning to create polished and professional content that resonates with their peers.
- Responsible Use of AI: The show integrates AI tools to enhance production and content delivery processes. Teens learn to utilize AI responsibly for tasks such as scriptwriting assistance, video editing, and audience engagement analysis.Through Teen Tech News, young enthusiasts keep their peers informed about the latest in technology and acquire essential skills that prepare them for future careers in media, communications, and technology.

This Week in Tech History

This Week in Tech History Synopsis:This Week in Tech History is an educational and captivating show produced by UthTek. Young reporters delve into the past to uncover and present significant technological innovations that occurred on this day in history.
The show is not just a journey through technology milestones but also a transformative opportunity for teens to develop critical skills and grow personally. It's a platform that inspires and motivates young minds to reach their full potential.- Research Skills: Teens conduct thorough research to find and verify historical tech events, fostering a deep understanding of technological progress and its impact on the world.
- Communication Skills: By reporting their findings, participants improve their public speaking, storytelling, and presentation skills and gain confidence in delivering information effectively.
- Video Editing: The show provides practical experience in video production and editing, allowing teens to create engaging and visually appealing content that captivates their audience.
- Use of AI: Incorporating AI tools enhances the show's production quality. Teens learn to use AI for efficient scriptwriting, video editing, and improving viewer engagement through data-driven insights.This Week in Tech History not only educates viewers about the pivotal moments in technology but also equips young reporters with essential skills for their future careers in media, communications, and technology.

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