Challenging AI images
High school students building the ATLift app questioned racial assumptions in AI-generated imagery, revised their prompts, and compared results across models.
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We said students wouldn't just learn tech here. They'd build it, ship it, credential it, connect through it, and come back to help someone else do the same. Here are the receipts.
Thank you for building with us 🤎
From our 2024-2025 Impact Report. The 2025-2026 report is on the way.
TechRise is virtual first, so a student in Atlanta and a student in Abia State, Nigeria can earn the same credentials in the same community.
WCT is helping connect, convene, map and amplify the organizations creating STEM opportunity across Georgia. We're starting with the organizations and communities already connected to WCT and building toward a statewide picture.
The workshop is the beginning, not the destination.
"The AV skills I gained under her guidance... prepared me to confidently take on new challenges in tech."
Also interned at IBM, founded Vanderbilt's first Black Business Student Association, and graduated from UGA.
Bringing tech skills to public service, and opened the door to WCT's seat at the BuildHER Summit.
Atlanta's homeless resource hub, connecting neighbors to help nearby. Proof that outcomes aren't only jobs.
A first-generation college student at GSU, designing for civic tech.
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"I joined one of their virtual design sessions, and everything clicked."
A GSU student building the platform the next group of members will use.
