Mission Fulfilled 2030

The IT Fundamentals program targets young black males 13-18 years of age. We teach the basic information technology and computer skills necessary to bridge the gap to the digital divide. The goal is to train 1000 boys per year to meet the requirements to pass the CompTIA Internationally recognized certification. This certification qualifies candidates for entry-level IT salaries ranging from $40,000 - $50,000.

10,000 Mentors Program engages black males in tech/STEM as a showcase to black boys. We provide access to low income and at-risk youth to mentors. This program includes live and digital workshops. We believe every black boy deserves to have a mentor who can help guide him to success.

In the K-12 Cyber Awareness Initiative, we know that most of our participants are active with video games and social media. Within the program, we attack AWARENESS of CYBERSECURITY and DATA CARE by teaching the importance of protecting their PII. We teach how potential hackers or cyber terrorists exploit the information they have submitted on their gaming systems or social media through various kinds of cyberattacks. This opens up the dialog to what cybersecurity professionals do and the different roles that exist from ethical hacking, penetration testing, incident response, cyber analyst, cyber policy and governance, and the hardware/software cyber tools used in the field. This program also features the Technology to Manhood Lecture Series which is an interview and showcase of Black cybersecurity professionals in the field because REPRESENTATION MATTERS. As a nonprofit MF2030 is a membership organization and our programs are run year-round, therefore, our members are continually building their skill set.