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Teens offer free tech help to kupuna

Kupuna with technology questions brought their phones, laptops and other devices for assistance from Tech Savvy Teens at Windward Mall on Saturday. Tech Savvy Teens is part of a program created by Acton Digital Academy, a nonprofit group based in Kaneohe. The organization is dedicated to preparing youth for the workforce with technology skills and bridging the generation gap between kupuna and middle and high school students.

By Craig T. Kojima

June 29, 2024

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Annalise Price, left, helps Laurel Leslie with her computer.
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Annalise Price, left, helps Laurel Leslie with her computer.
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Brian Lee, left, helps Doreen McCrann with her computer.
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Serenity Knable, left, helps Laura Lee, with her computer.
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Brenda, left, speaks with Emari Hunn, First Foundation Bank vice president and branch manager, after Hunn gave a talk about protecting yourself online.
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Keith Hiraoka, left, Gail Mack, Lance Luke and Brickwood Galuteria entertained the audience.
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Sandra Chun, left, was helped by volunteer Kaila Hunn.
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