Community Computer Day A Success!

On Saturday, June 9th, Byte Back partnered with DCTV to host Brookland's Community Media Day. The purpose of this event was to make electronic media (computers, the internet, video and television) more accessible to all Washington, DC residents. The event featured free computer workshops, activities for children, and free computer recycling. One of the main attractions was a booth where children made crafts and artwork out of old computer parts. Activities were held at Byte Back's headquarters at 9th and Monroe Streets, NE, and across the street on the front lawn of DCTV's Brooks Mansion headquarters.

Thanks to our sponsors for helping to make our Community Computer Day a success!

Government Services, Inc.
Strategy * Technology * Results
www.exeter.com

Additional Sponsorship by Jerry and Valorie Brown

Brookland Business Sponsors

Future Quest, Inc.
Dr. Kpakpundu Ezeze
Educational Consultant
1346 Ritchie Place, NE
Washington, DC 20017

Mouse Calls, LLC Computer Consulting, Training and Technical Support
Adrianne Dale
1341 Ritchie Place, NE
Washington, DC 20017

The 3610 Shoppe, Inc. Apparel for Women
Velma Johnson
3610 12th Street, NE
Washington, DC 20017

Café Sureia
Sureia Ahmed
3629 12th Street, NE
Washington, DC 20017

Children coloring computer images at Byte Back Children's Crafts Tent at DCTV	Byte Back Children's Craft Tent on the grounds of DCTV's Brooks Mansion
Teenager creating art from used computer parts at the Children's Crafts Tent	Volunteer setting up free recycling in front of Byte Back Headquarters
Byte Back Board Member Joyce Hemmons(L) and Board Chairman Steve Seiden(R) at Community Media Day	Byte Back Board Chairman Steve Seiden(R) and DC At-Large Councilman Kwame Brown(L) at Community Media Day