Rebrand Institute of Tech Equity · 501(c)(3)
We build community-owned Innovation Centers where families, educators, and entrepreneurs learn AI on their own terms — and keep the keys.
Chapter One — Remove Gates
Every barrier to AI literacy — broadband, transit, language, credentialism, cost — is a gate that someone built. We name them, document them, and dismantle them, one CIC at a time.
Founded by Kayla Life. Based in Atlanta. Operating in Georgia, Texas, and (this October) Maryland.
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Chapter Two — Build Bridges
Each Community Innovation Center is a lit node. The ember paths show how the work moves — from flagship to region to next launch.
→ Select a lit node on the map to explore that Community Innovation Center
The Fire Map · 3 Centers
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Flagship — Southeast
Hosted by Angels In Progress
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Chapter Three — Carry Fire
Family AI Nights
Saturday evenings at Angels In Progress in Douglasville — parents and grandparents sit beside their kids and learn to talk to AI together. No jargon, no judgment. Most leave with a new family project.
KidoTech (K–4)
Our K–4 curriculum treats AI like a paintbrush: a tool you can teach, not just consume. Kids walk out of one workshop having built something they can show on Monday morning.
Culture Code Camp (C3)
C3 pairs cultural identity with computational thinking. From kindergarten through eighth grade, students explore tech through what they already love — basketball, dance, music, and content creation — and build projects rooted in who they are and where they come from.
The Programs
Four Doors
