OHC is partnering with the Youngstown Area Goodwill Industries to provide an in-person Google AI certificate program. The program through Coursera allows users to learn hands-on how Google AI works, benefits to AI, as well as real life applications and uses. Residents who satisfactorily complete the Coursera classes receive a Google AI certifcate. To assist […]
Youngstown, Ohio — Oak Hill Collaborative, a Youngstown-based nonprofit, will celebrate the ninth annual Digital Inclusion Week, led by the National Digital Inclusion Alliance, by hosting 26 events across Mahoning, Trumbull, and Ashtabula counties. Digital Inclusion Week, a national week of awareness, recognition and celebration, honors the efforts of communities and organizations who are dedicated
Oak Hill Collaborative is excited to announce it will host its first annual Community Connect Weekend with an E-Waste Collection Drive on Friday, August 8th from 11a.m. – 3 p.m. and a Vendor Fair Saturday, August 9th from 11a.m. – 3 p.m. Through this event, OHC is excited to connect the community together in ways
Oak Hill Collaborative is excited to host a second E-Waste Collection Drive Aug. 8th from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. The E-Waste Collection Drive is free for anyone to drop off technology that is unwanted, broken or needs recycling. Items accepted for free include laptops, PCs, DVD players, MP3 players, gaming consoles, routers, hard drives,
Join us for our Community Connect Weekend Vendor Fair on August 9th from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. We are seeking out a variety of vendors from makers, artists, bakers, nonprofits, small businesses, food trucks, and more. OHC last held a Vendor Fair in 2023, and is excited to reprise our engagement with local businesses outdoors
Youngstown, Ohio — Summer is heating up with tons of events, workshops, and learning opportunities at the Oak Hill Collaborative, with our youth programming set to start on July 14th. OHC’s Learn, Code, Create with Raspberry Pi Program allows local youth to learn the basics of computer programming and introductory coding skills for free
Oak Hill Collaborative hosted its first graduation in the Ashtabula Community Technology Action Center to celebrate 10 county residents completing its Hardware 4 Homes program. The residents, who completed five computer skills classes with OHC, will earn a free refurbished laptop, accompanying charger, mouse and mousepad, and a certificate of completion. Each laptop is additionally
Kelly Baer, digital navigator, holding a motherboard during the winter drive. Oak Hill Collaborative will host an E-Waste Collection Drive on March 14th from 11a.m. – 3 p.m. following the success of its winter collection drive. The collection drive is free for anyone to drop off technology that is unwanted, broken or needs recycling. After
8 students graduated from the 5 p.m. class Springfield Township graduated 24 more students from Oak Hill Collaborative’s computer education programs on Feb. 19 after completing five classes. Additionally, Springfield Township Trustees paid for 20 laptops to be distributed to the first 20 residents who completed the programming. While Oak Hill Collaborative began teaching
Ashtabula, Ohio — Oak Hill Collaborative is proud to announce it will begin classes at The Ashtabula Community Technology Action Center on Feb. 12, which will be OHC’s first-ever digital education site in Ashtabula County. The Center, which will be housed at 4366 Main Avenue, Ashtabula, is beside the Huntington Bank building and will be
