The national organization recently stood up operations in East Baltimore to provide free or low-cost laptops and desktops to the residents of Baltimore.

Crown Castle and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Baltimore partnered to provide 50 new tablets to their youth members and train staff in online youth development.

At PTW20 Virtual's Gaming Day, players — including Technical.ly Baltimore's Donte Kirby and Balti Virtual's Will Gee — discussed the changing industry while battling it out in the Rocket League arena.

The workshop, led by MASTERMND's Aaron Brooks, covered the basics of Python and offered resources for attendees to continue learning to code.

Baltimore City Public schools purchased T-Mobile hotspots for students and will be distributing them at the district headquarters on Tuesdays and Thursdays between the hours of 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Check out events on edtech, civic data and racial equity. Plus, #ArtscapeatHome keeps the festival vibes alive on social media.

The Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance is marking its 20th anniversary, and Baltimore Data Day has become Data Week. It runs July 20-24.

Access Receivables Management donated funds and hardware to the city organizations as they provide computers for remote learning.

The Society for Science and the Public announced new grants for the organizations as they continue serving youth in Baltimore's Black community during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

The founders of The Be. org, Mentoring Mentors, B-360 and I AM MENtality have worked together to carry out their youth development missions. With support from T. Rowe Price Foundation, they're bringing on a fundraising and capacity-building specialist to help further their work.