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Digit All Systems issued 39 A+ certifications in the last year

Over one year, downtown nonprofit Digit All Systems has helped 39 "Baltimore youth" earn A+ certifications, according to Baltimore City Paper.

Lance Lucas in 2013. Digit All Systems founder Lance Lucas says his nonprofit has given away 3,000 laptops since its founding.

In the last year, downtown nonprofit Digit All Systems has helped 39 “Baltimore youth” earn A+ certifications, according to Baltimore City Paper.
As Technical.ly Baltimore has reported, Digit All Systems founder Lance Lucas views IT training and computer certifications as a way to get Baltimore’s “untapped population” jobs that pay well. The hope is that people who are unemployed can use technology certifications to find IT work and pull themselves out of poverty.
While Lucas has been running Digit All since the early 2000s, he says “his efforts at promotion — a guns-for-laptops trade last summer, for instance — haven’t rung the right bells,” reports City Paper.
Read the full story at Baltimore City Paper
For Technical.ly Baltimore’s series on Lance Lucas and Digit All Systems, click here.

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