AT&T announced a $20,000 community investment to Pi515 to support its digital literacy programs for high school students. Pi515 provides underserved youths with access to high-quality technology education and career opportunities. Pi515 will use the funds to expand the Career Accelerator Program, which gives students access to hands-on digital literacy training, career exploration, and professional readiness skills. “This support will help us equip students with the digital skills, confidence, and connections they need to succeed in college, the workforce, and today’s increasingly connected world,” Nancy Mwirotsi, founder and executive director of Pi515, said in a prepared statement.
