Question 1

What is RITE?

Accepted Answer

RITE (Rebrand Institute of Tech Equity) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit research and education institute dedicated to expanding access to technology innovation and AI capability-building. Founded by Kayla Life, RITE has served 15,000+ users and helped organizations secure over $20.5M in funding through AI-powered programs.

Question 2

What is KidoTech?

Accepted Answer

KidoTech is RITE's free AI literacy program for children aged 5-17. It teaches kids how to use AI tools safely and creatively through hands-on projects, preparing them for success in the AI economy. The program focuses on building future-ready learners who can leverage technology confidently.

Question 3

What is Get Grant Ready University (GGRU)?

Accepted Answer

Get Grant Ready University (GGRU) is the first AI-powered university for social impact leaders. It's a 7-12 week program that helps nonprofits and social entrepreneurs secure funding through AI-enhanced grant writing. Graduates secure an average of $75K+ in grants. Learn more at GGRUniversity.com.

Question 4

What are Family AI Nights?

Accepted Answer

Family AI Nights are free monthly community events where families with children aged 5-17 learn about AI together through interactive lessons, hands-on projects, and enjoy a free dinner. Events are held monthly at the Community Innovation Center in Douglasville, GA at 8700 Hospital Dr Suite 100.

Question 5

What is the RITE AI Clinic?

Accepted Answer

The RITE AI Clinic is a free community resource center where anyone can get help with AI tools, technology questions, and digital literacy. Walk-ins are welcome every Thursday from 4-7 PM at the Community Innovation Center. Monthly workshops cover topics like AI for job searching, resume building, and small business automation.

Question 6

What is AI-Ready Educators?

Accepted Answer

AI-Ready Educators is RITE's flagship semester-long professional development program for K-12 schools. Unlike one-time workshops, it provides hands-on AI training, ongoing implementation coaching, and community support—ensuring teachers actually implement what they learn. The 3-phase program includes Foundation Workshops (months 1-2), Implementation Coaching (months 2-5), and Community Innovation Center Access (ongoing). Teachers receive a comprehensive toolkit including 50-75+ vetted AI tools, classroom AI policy templates, parent communication resources, and RITE AI Educator Certification. Learn more at rebrandtech.org/ai-ready-educators.

Question 7

What is Culture Code Camp (C3)?

Accepted Answer

Culture Code Camp (C3) is RITE's summer program series combining technology education with cultural enrichment. Programs include Beats & Bytes (music + coding), Create & Share (digital content creation), Hoops & Code (sports + tech), and Move & Make (physical activity + making). Each camp teaches practical tech skills through engaging cultural experiences.

Question 8

Does RITE offer apprenticeship programs?

Accepted Answer

Yes, RITE offers US Department of Labor registered apprenticeship programs in Graphic Design, Digital Marketing, Database Administration, and IT Project Management. Each program is 12-18 months and integrates cutting-edge AI tools to prepare apprentices for modern tech careers.

Question 9

What is the Wall of Partnerships?

Accepted Answer

The Wall of Partnerships is a 12-foot chalkboard installation at RITE's Community Innovation Center featuring logos of every organization that invests in Douglasville's technology future through sponsorship ($500+), equipment donation ($500+ value), or volunteer service (20+ hours). Current partners include Power Public Schools, Watson Institute, Google, and Angels in Progress Academy.

Question 10

Where is the RITE Community Innovation Center located?

Accepted Answer

The RITE Community Innovation Center is located at 8700 Hospital Dr Suite 100, Douglasville, GA 30134. It's open 6 days per week and provides free access to technology, AI training, and workforce development programs. The center hosts Family AI Nights, the RITE AI Clinic, and various community technology events.

Question 11

How can I donate to RITE?

Accepted Answer

You can donate to RITE through the Zeffy donation platform at zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/2db9bfe8-fe2b-46e3-806d-74b0fa88ead3. RITE is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN: 87-4023331), so donations are tax-deductible. Donors of $500+ receive logo placement on the permanent Wall of Partnerships.

Question 12

How can I partner with RITE?

Accepted Answer

There are three ways to partner with RITE: 1) Sponsor a Family AI Night ($500 per event), 2) Donate equipment or resources ($500+ for Wall of Partnerships recognition), or 3) Volunteer your expertise (20+ hours for wall placement). All partners receive logo placement on the permanent Wall of Partnerships, impact reporting, and recognition at community events.

Question 13

What is the RITE Build Series?

Accepted Answer

The RITE Build Series is a year-long 4-phase STEM journey for high school students in Douglasville, GA. Phase 1: AeroCraft™ Engineer Flight School (Spring Break, 20 spots, includes FAA TRUST certification and $250+ take-home drone kit). Phase 2: AI Hackathon + 12-Month Fellowship (May, 10 team slots of 1-3 students). Phase 3: Build Champions Gaming Tournament (July, 10 spots, includes esports and content creation). Phase 4: World Tech Day community showcase (November, open attendance at worldtech.day). Each phase requires a separate application and enrollment is first-come, first-served. Learn more at rebrandtech.org/build-series.

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