We strive to inspire the next generation of innovators with real life examples.
We want to lead by example, showing youth strongly established leaders both in the professional field and in their own peers via our Silicon Valley Teen Tech Talks twice a year.
About Us
Julia Kang
Julia is a rising senior at Henry M. Gunn High School and is leading the executive team for SVTTT and also runs this website. She has an interest in computer science and has been coding since 6th grade. In her free time, she also likes paint and draw.
Julia is a rising senior at Henry M. Gunn High School and is leading the executive team for SVTTT and also runs this website. She has an interest in computer science and has been coding since 6th grade. In her free time, she also likes paint and draw.
Adelle Kang
Adelle is a student at Branham High School and is a part of the executive team for SVTTT. As part of a start-up team, Noteblast, she love to code and play music.
Adelle is a student at Branham High School and is a part of the executive team for SVTTT. As part of a start-up team, Noteblast, she love to code and play music.
Seoha Kim
Seoha is a 15 years old and a freshman at Carlmont High School. He likes to listen to music and play lacrosse. He is doing SVTTT because he likes to listen to music and learn coding and he was interested in the 9th summit "Coding with Music". He is posting the posters and organizing the SVTTT Linkedln account and editing the videos after the summit.
Seoha is a 15 years old and a freshman at Carlmont High School. He likes to listen to music and play lacrosse. He is doing SVTTT because he likes to listen to music and learn coding and he was interested in the 9th summit "Coding with Music". He is posting the posters and organizing the SVTTT Linkedln account and editing the videos after the summit.
Our Founders
Justin, Juno, and Basil are all graduates of Gunn High School and co-founders of Silicon Valley Teen Tech Talk. They are all deeply invested in coding and hope to spread their joy among youth.
Justin, Juno, and Basil are all graduates of Gunn High School and co-founders of Silicon Valley Teen Tech Talk. They are all deeply invested in coding and hope to spread their joy among youth.
Testimonials
Saswat Anand
Senior Software Engineer at Google
Teen Tech Talk initiative encourages Silicon Valley teens to actively participate in technological innovations, which surround them. It provides a forum for kids to share their passion, work in tech-related projects, and connect with like-minded kids. Without a forum like this, even for kids who enjoy such activities it is easy to lose motivation and get drawn into other distractions of teen life (for which there exist a lot of forums and platforms).
Senior Software Engineer at Google
Teen Tech Talk initiative encourages Silicon Valley teens to actively participate in technological innovations, which surround them. It provides a forum for kids to share their passion, work in tech-related projects, and connect with like-minded kids. Without a forum like this, even for kids who enjoy such activities it is easy to lose motivation and get drawn into other distractions of teen life (for which there exist a lot of forums and platforms).
I am very thankful to ACF for this initiative. As a parent of an almost-teen, I wish ACF continues and expands this great initiative in coming years.
Upcoming Events
Our 10th SVTTT Summit will be about Coding with Community. Two keynote speakers will passionately promote how these two topics combined can explore uncharted territory and create something new.
Come join us on November 12th, 2023 at 6pm PST!
Contact us at this email:
info@svttt.org
Or at this phone number:
1(480)-200-9799
Previous Events
Ken Hawthorn
Keynote Speaker
Ken Hawthorn is a mechanical engineer, UTeach Maker Educator at the University of Texas at Austin, and a leading figure in the community for spreading STEM education.
Keynote Speaker
Ken Hawthorn is a mechanical engineer, UTeach Maker Educator at the University of Texas at Austin, and a leading figure in the community for spreading STEM education.
Monthly App Challenge
Keynote Speaker
ACF's Monthly App Challenge team has been working hard over the last few years to provide a platform for students and adults, especially from underrepresented groups in STEM, to apply their theoretical coding knowledge in building real-world applications.host weekly online coding workshops.
Keynote Speaker
ACF's Monthly App Challenge team has been working hard over the last few years to provide a platform for students and adults, especially from underrepresented groups in STEM, to apply their theoretical coding knowledge in building real-world applications.host weekly online coding workshops.
Contact us at this email:
info@svttt.org
Or at this phone number:
1(480)-200-9799
Previous Events