Free, hands-on AI and digital-skills programs for seniors staying independent, adults entering the workforce, and kids building their first small business — built for housing authority residents across metro Atlanta.
SJMG exists to make sure AI and digital literacy aren't privileges reserved for people who already have access, income, or a head start. We build hands-on, no-cost programs that meet people exactly where they are — whether that's a senior learning to use a tablet safely, an adult preparing for their first tech-enabled job, or a child discovering they can build something of their own.
Established technology and IT-career training nonprofits have already opened real doors for adults pursuing tech careers across metro Atlanta. Rather than duplicate that work, SJMG fills the gaps around it — reaching the seniors and the youngest learners who need a different kind of support, and extending applied AI workforce readiness to residents across metro Atlanta housing authorities.
Just like the three steps in our logo, each program meets a different stage of life — and each builds toward the next.
Kids creating with AI. Kids and teens use AI tools to create something real — starting with writing and illustrating their own short book — while learning the basics of pricing, storytelling, and owning their creative work.
Learn more →AI workforce readiness. Practical AI-tool fluency mapped to real entry-level jobs — admin support, customer service, logistics, healthcare scheduling. Graduates leave with a work portfolio and a certificate recognized by our employer partners.
Learn more →AI for seniors. A patient, judgment-free introduction to AI and digital tools — video calls with family, AI assistants for appointments and medication reminders, spotting scams, and the confidence to ask "how do I do that?" Small groups, plain language, devices provided.
Learn more →These are placeholder quotes standing in for real participant, partner, and volunteer stories — swap them out once you have voices to share.
This program gave me the confidence to video call my grandkids without waiting for someone to help me. Placeholder quote text goes here.
I walked in without ever using AI tools and walked out with a portfolio and a job offer. Placeholder quote text goes here.
My daughter wrote and illustrated her first book and now she wants to sell it. Placeholder quote text goes here.
HUD's proposed rule changes mean housing authorities may soon ask voucher holders to show progress toward employment and self-sufficiency. SJMG exists to make sure that requirement becomes a real opportunity — with genuine skills, real mentorship, and no cost to participants — rather than another hurdle.
Your gift covers real things: a tablet for a Silver Skills session, a certification exam fee for a Career Ready graduate, or the printing costs for a Young Builder's first published book. No gift is too small to move someone up a step.
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