Project LEDO believes transformational technology education does not happen in isolation. We work alongside trusted community organizations, educators, schools, technology partners, and regional coalitions to create connected pathways for young people and families.
Together, we expand access to education, technology, mentorship, career opportunities, community resources, and belonging.
Young people and families sit at the center. Project LEDO is one contributor among many. Select a node to see the organizations in it.
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Project LEDO participates in Self Enhancement, Inc.’s Education Co-Op, a collaborative network of community-based organizations supporting youth and families across Multnomah County.
These organizations let Project LEDO reach young people directly within their communities, through relationships families already rely on.
Project LEDO does not need to own every piece of a student’s experience. We connect expertise across organizations.
Whether you represent a school, community organization, technology company, university, workforce organization, or foundation, Project LEDO is interested in building partnerships that expand what young people can access, learn, build, and become.