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Each1Teach1 youth will change the world.

Young people are curious, creative, and determined. Each1 Teach1 gives them the courage and tools to explore their ideas. Students will learn to build a media portfolio, create videos and graphics, a website, a mobile app, fitness/movement tracking and data science, with a choice of advanced projects. Then they will support nonprofits for community change!

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You can amplify their voice.

​Volunteer your time to support students' learning. Join our network and help change lives through tech job skills training.

Mentors

Mentors work with instructors to guide teams' learning journeys. As an Each1 Teach1 mentor, you will:

• Work with teams of youth and instructors as they gain skills and create websites and apps to help nonprofits and solve community problems
  
• Volunteer 6 hours over 6 weeks to support your teams
  
• Coordinate flexible meeting times with your teams
  

You do not need to be a technology professional, but you should be comfortable saying "I don't know, let's find out together." If you aren't able to make this time commitment, please consider becoming a judge or guest speaker!

Be a Mentor
Connect directly with individuals, families and girls as they learn about technology and create a tech product to solve a community problem.

• Support individual learners and interns
• Support teams in-person, or remotely
• Provide feedback to teams as they’re building their projects
• Provide encouragement and model persistence, courage, and creativity as teams embark on a challenging program

Time commitment:
Ranges from 2 hours to 50 hours.
Get started here!

Be a Content Creator
Help us create materials to engage communities, families and girls as they learn about cutting edge technology and how to use it to solve community problems.

• Develop content like short videos and blog posts to add to our curriculum
• Inspire families and girls by talking about the big ideas that keep you curious in your work

Time commitment:
Ranges from 2 hours to 20 hours based on content created and planned use. 
​Get started here!

Be a Judge
Provide valuable feedback to teams of interns or girls on the apps they built from scratch – no tech background needed.

• Offer feedback on  apps submitted to our E1T1 program
• Encourage and support participants remotely, through our online judging platform
• Help girls refine their ideas and encourage them to keep building
• Volunteer from the comfort of home

Get started here!

Be a Guest Speaker
Connect with teams of interns, families or girls as a one-time Guest Speaker. Answer questions, and share feedback in a workshop or webinar with families or girls.

• Support teams in-person, or remotely via webinar or video call
• Work in a group with other volunteers
• One-time volunteer engagement

Time commitment:
3 hours + 30 minute online training
Get started here!
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Meet Mentors

​Mark Saltzman

Benjamin Greenman

Mark Vollinger

Michail Schwab

Jenine Turner-Trauring

Sarah Cortes

Sarah received her AB from Harvard College, MS from Boston University, and PhD from Northeastern University. She is a Privacy Engineer in Information Security at Netflix. Previously, she was at Salesforce in M&A Security, and served as Senior Vice President of Putnam Investments for 10 years, before starting her own technology consulting firm.  She has extensive experience working with DV survivors, as well as training and mentoring students in learning technical skills and finding employment in the technical sector. 

Andrew Lewman

Andrew Lewman served as VP of Engineering for TechTarget from its founding through public offering, and as Executive Director of The Tor Project from 2009-2015. He has extensive experience working with DV survivors, as well as training and mentoring students in learning technical skills and finding employment in the technical sector.

Will Eiref

Will is graduated from Cambridge Rindge and Latin and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He was one of the first E1T1 technology Interns, and became a supervisor and instructor. He has experience in working in several aspects of coding and website building with youth. You can learn more about Will here.

Emerson Vaquerano

Emerson was once a participant of Each One Teach One and became supervisor. You can learn more about him on his E1T1 website at emersonvaquerano.weebly.com and here.