What We Do
Programs & Projects
From rural Appalachia to the central plains of Haiti, our programs connect underserved communities with the technology and education they need to thrive. Every initiative is designed to be practical, sustainable, and locally driven.
Appalachia Advancement Aid (AAA) Micro-Grants Program
Providing micro-grants to Title I school teachers across Appalachia to fund classroom technology, open educational resources, and hands-on learning tools. We believe every child deserves access to quality education regardless of zip code.
- Focus on Title I schools in Appalachian communities
- Grants for classroom technology & OER materials
- Teacher-driven applications
- Direct funding — no bureaucratic overhead
Open Educational Resources (OER) Development
ACP maintains a library of free mobile applications available on both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. These include general literacy and numeracy apps tailored for Haitian Creole speakers, audiobook apps adapted from physical books created through the Mother Tongue Books initiative at the Matènwa Community Learning Center on La Gonâve Island, and the EDUQUAT series of Mathematics and French-language arts apps — originally developed in collaboration with the Inter-American Development Bank and Les Frères de l'Instruction Chrétienne in Port-au-Prince.
- Free apps on Google Play & Apple App Store
- Literacy & numeracy for Haitian Creole speakers
- Mother Tongue audiobook apps (Creole, French, English)
- EDUQUAT Math & French-language arts series
Technology Integration in the Classroom
Helping schools and educators integrate technology meaningfully into teaching and learning. We provide training, tools, and ongoing support to ensure technology enhances — rather than replaces — great teaching.
- Teacher training & professional development
- Device deployment support
- Curriculum-aligned tech integration
- Ongoing educator support
Mother Tongue Book Apps
Developing digital storybooks in indigenous and local languages to support early literacy in communities where children learn best in their mother tongue. Adapted from physical books created through the Mother Tongue Books initiative at the Matènwa Community Learning Center on La Gonâve Island, Haiti, these apps offer multilingual support in Haitian Creole, French, and English — and work fully offline.
- Adapted from Matènwa Community Learning Center books
- Haitian Creole, French & English support
- Fully offline-capable mobile apps
- Early literacy focus
US Central Command (CENTCOM)
ACP provides policy and planning support to the Department of Defense, US Central Command (USCENTCOM), in the areas of information sharing and dissemination via cloud-based platforms. ACP embeds an Unclassified Information Sharing (UIS) Liaison officer with national-level agencies in the Washington DC National Capital Region and advisors at USCENTCOM Headquarters in Tampa, FL. Recent work has focused on deploying new cloud-based information sharing systems for federal compliance, training partner governments, and supporting Gaza Strip relief operations.
- UIS Liaison officer embedded in DC National Capital Region
- Advisors at USCENTCOM HQ, Tampa FL
- Cloud-based information sharing system deployment
- Training for KSA, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain & Israel
- Support for Gaza Strip relief operations
Support Our Work
Private donations go directly to program delivery. ACP's fee-based consulting covers operating costs — so your gift makes a direct impact.