Philadelphia Robotics Coalition

The Philadelphia Robotics Coalition is proud to recognize Eyitemi, a dedicated member of our Executive Student Action Committee (ESAC) for the past two years!

Throughout the time with ESAC, Eyitemi has demonstrated incredible hard work, leadership, and dedication. Eyitemi worked directly with elementary and middle school students throughout their robotics seasons, helping to mentor and encourage the next generation of innovators.

Eyitemi recently graduated from Philadelphia High School for Girls. Eyitemi was also an active member of the school’s FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) robotics team for several years. Eyitemi's commitment to academics, robotics, and community has contributed to an impressive achievement, earning multiple scholarships for Wharton!

Eyitemi, we are incredibly grateful for the time, energy, and leadership you have brought to ESAC and the Philadelphia Robotics Coalition. We are excited to see all that you accomplish in this next chapter and will be cheering you on every step of the way!

Congratulations, Eyitemi! Your journey is just beginning!

Today, we celebrate the power of nonprofits, and we couldn't do our work without you.

This year, PRC is doubling down on our mission: "Robotics in Every Neighborhood: From Cradle to Career." Our goals? Train new high school apprentices, grow robotics teams, and help more students see themselves as future STEM leaders across the Region.

But here's the truth. Nonprofits don't grow in silos. We grow in community. Every team we launch, every coach we train, every student we reach is made possible by a network of nonprofits, schools, funders, partners, and neighbors standing with us.

So today, we're asking you to pay it forward to us or another nonprofit doing good in our community:

--Give your time.
--Donate what you can.
--Share social media posts for greater reach.

Small acts. Big ripple.

The Philadelphia Robotics Coalition is proud to recognize Greg, a dedicated member of our Executive Student Action Committee (ESAC) for the past two years!

Throughout the time with ESAC, Greg has demonstrated incredible hard work, leadership, and dedication. Greg worked directly with elementary and middle school students throughout their robotics seasons, helping to mentor and encourage the next generation of innovators.

Greg recently graduated from Philadelphia High School for Girls. Greg was also an active member of the school’s FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) robotics team for several years. Greg commitment to academics, robotics, and community has contributed to an impressive achievement, earning multiple scholarships for Wharton!

Greg, we are incredibly grateful for the time, energy, and leadership you have brought to ESAC and the Philadelphia Robotics Coalition. We are excited to see all that you accomplish in this next chapter and will be cheering you on every step of the way!

Congratulations, Greg! Your journey is just beginning!

One post. One share. One donation. One student's future.

This National Social Media Giving Day, your generosity helps bring robotics, coding, and STEM opportunities to students throughout Philadelphia. Together, we're building confidence, creativity, and career pathways for the next generation.

Every gift, big or small makes an impact.

Donate today and help us continue creating opportunities for young innovators.

This past month, we had the pleasure of partnering with Xiente to host an engaging robotics workshop! Participants were introduced to the fundamentals of coding and programming through hands-on robotics activities, building valuable STEM skills while exploring the exciting world of technology.

It was an incredible experience working alongside the Xiente community, and we are grateful for the opportunity to inspire the next generation of innovators. We look forward to continuing our partnership, hosting more robotics workshops, and helping participants strengthen their robotics, coding, and problem-solving skills.

Today, we're celebrating trailblazer Muriel Tramis, the first Black female video game designer and a pioneer who helped shape the gaming industry. Through her creativity, innovation, and storytelling, she broke barriers and paved the way for more diverse voices in technology and game development.

At the Philadelphia Robotics Coalition, we're inspired by innovators like Muriel Tramis who remind us that technology is powered by imagination, creativity, and perseverance. As we introduce students to robotics, coding, and engineering, we're empowering the next generation of creators to design, build, and lead the future of STEM.

Our first cohort of High School Robotics Coach Apprentices have earned their certifications! Students from Mastery Charter School Pickett Campus of Mastery Charter School completed intensive FLL curriculum training and are now ready to mentor the next generation of young innovators across Philadelphia.

This peer-to-peer mentorship model creates a ripple effect of STEM engagement, empowering young leaders to build confidence, skills, and community while transforming robotics access citywide.

This Juneteenth, we celebrate the achievements of those who came before us and reaffirm our commitment to empowering the next generation of innovators, engineers, and changemakers.

Robotics isn't just about building bots. It's about building community.

This Minnesota high school robotics team proved that when they stepped up as real-life heroes for a neighbor in need. This is what "Robotics in Every Neighborhood: From Cradle to Career" looks like in action.

When we invest in young people and STEM, they show up for their futures and for each other. Watch and be inspired.

High school robotics team helps student raise her hand A Minnesota high school robotics team created a device to help a fi...

The PRC would like to highlight Sundar Pichai. He is one of the most influential leaders in global technology, overseeing products and platforms used by billions of people worldwide.

Under his leadership, Google and Alphabet have expanded advancements in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, search technology, and digital accessibility. As an Indian American leader in STEM, his success has also inspired greater representation and visibility for Asian professionals in the tech industry.