Free and open to the public, MMP’s six computer centers (also known as "KEYSPOTs") provide technology access and skills training for young people, families, workers and community leaders – both to meet daily needs and to share the stories that connect and cohere communities and galvanize civic engagement. Trainings include basic computer skills, internet literacy, job-readyness, college access and digital storytelling.
Come visit any of the computer centers during open access hours.
To sign up for classes, workshops and trainings call 215-821-9632 or sign up online.
Find out about all of Philadelphia's 70+ KEYSPOTs at PhillyKEYSPOTS.org
These centers are part of KEYSPOTS, a citywide effort funded by federal stimulus money to improve internet access and computer/internet skills in low-income, underserved communities. Why is this so important and exciting for Philadelphia? Because in this digital age, when computer and Internet access are necessities, 41% of Philadelphians do not have access. KEYSPOTS aims to tackle this problem head-on.
