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  • Warp 1 Tech Learning Program

  • Welcome to your Candidate Application

    MLK Gandhi Empowerment Initiative
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  • Warp 1 Tech Learning Program

    Program Overview

    The Warp 1 Tech Learning Program is a flexible 1-to-4-week online experience designed to help learners build essential skills in today’s most in-demand fields: Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Cloud Computing, and Data Analytics. Each topic lasts one week—allowing you to focus on a single subject or complete all four for a month-long, comprehensive tech training journey. Led by industry professionals, Warp 1 offers practical instruction and mentorship to help you advance your technical career or start your path into the tech industry.

    Warp 1 builds on the success of our proven Warp 10 and Warp 5 programs—offering the same high-quality instruction in a shorter, more flexible format. Unlike Warp 10’s three-month schedule, Warp 1 is 100% online, ideal for learners balancing work, school, or personal commitments.

    Key Topics (select 1 or all 4)

    1. Artificial Intelligence
    2. Cybersecurity
    3. Cloud Computing
    4. Data Analytics

    Why Join the Warp 1 Tech Learning Program?

    • āœ… Choose your own learning path — study one topic or all four for a complete foundation in tech
    • āœ… Learn from courses led by industry professionals with real-world experience
    • āœ… No prior experience needed — we start from the fundamentals
    • āœ… Completely free to participate — no cost for students
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  • Warp 1 Tech Learning Program

    Program Requirements — Remote Only

    Welcome! To participate in the Warp 1 Tech Learning Program, please make sure you meet the requirements below. šŸ“© Questions? Email admissions@americans4equality.org

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    1. Coursework
    Complete all assigned online modules, projects, and assessments on time.Ā 
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    2. English Skills
    Be able to read, write, and communicate in English to understand the coursework and participate in online discussions.
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    3. Computer Skills
    Have basic computer proficiency (typing, email, web navigation)Ā 
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    4. Access to Computer & Internet
    Reliable access to a computer and internet to complete coursework.
    Note: Failure to meet or maintain these requirements may result in removal from the program. Exceptions or accommodations may be made on a case-by-case basis.
  • šŸš€ Warp 1 Tech Learning Program


    Welcome to Step 1 of your journey toward better education and a brighter future!

    You're about to complete the nomination form for the Americans 4 Equality Technical Learning Program.

    šŸ“… The next cohort is launching March 2026Ā as part of the MLK Gandhi Empowerment Initiative.Ā This remote 1–4 week program delivers high-quality, hands-on education at no cost to selected participants.


    Disclaimer:Ā Topic selection will be based on overall participant interest. While not all individual preferences can be guaranteed, all feedback will be carefully reviewed during final program planning.

    Schedule Disclaimer:Ā Americans 4 Equality reserves the right to modify dates, times, or delivery formats as needed. Participants will be notified in advance of any changes via the contact information provided in their application.


    šŸ“¬Need Help?

    Contact us at admissions@americans4equality.org.


    šŸ“ The application takes just 5 minutes to complete!

    Spots are limited — act now to secure your seat.

    āš ļø Please complete the form carefully:

    1. Ensure all submitted information is accurate and complete.
    2. By submitting this form, you agree to be contacted via email and phone.
    3. Your information may be stored in our system and shared with government agencies if required by law. For more details, see our Data Privacy Policy.

    We look forward to supporting you on this journey!

  • Candidate Details

  • Choose the topics that excite you! Each one runs for a week — pick anywhere from one to four topics (a full month if you do them all).*
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  • Age Verification Statement

  • Please identify your age group*
  • I, the undersigned, hereby certify that I am at least 18 years of age or older, and aĀ US citizen or permanent resident alien as of the date of this submission. I understand that misrepresentation of my age and legal status may result in disqualification from the program and other applicable consequences.

    By signing below, I acknowledge that the information I have provided is accurate and truthful to the best of my knowledge.

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  • Emergency Contact Information

  • Please provide the name and contact information (including phone number and email address) for an emergency contact.

    This individual should be readily available in case of an emergency during the program and cannot be yourself.

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  • Consent Details

  • May we contact you via email, phone, and text message?*
  • Would you like to join our email lists for future events and announcements?*
  • Can we add you to our mailing list for class communications?*
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  • Identification Details

  • As part of the application process, please upload a clear selfie photo.
    This is used to verify your identity and ensure a smooth onboarding experience.

    šŸ“ø Guidelines:
    - Your face must be clearly visible
    - Use a simple, uncluttered background
    - No group photos, filters, or sunglasses

    āš ļø Note: Applications with unclear or incorrect photos may be marked as incomplete and will not be processed.

  • Identity Verification Requirement

    To ensure a safe and secure learning environment for all students, we require verification of your identity with a valid picture ID as part of the application process.
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    To complete your application, please submit the following:

    • āœ… A current selfie
      • Your face must be clearly visible.
      • Use a simple background.
    • āœ… Photos of the front and back of your ID
      • Ensure all details are legible.
      • The ID must belong to you.

    Why is this required?

    • āœ”ļø To ensure a safe and trusted learning environment for all participants.

    Important Notes

    • āš ļø Blurry or unclear photos will be rejected.
    • āš ļø Incomplete submissions will result in an incomplete application.

    Thank you for your cooperation in this process!

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    We take your privacy seriously. Your documents will be protected with secure encryption and kept completely confidential.

  • Demographic Details

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  • 🌟 Everyone belongs here.

    Our institution is deeply committed to building a community that is inclusive, supportive, and welcoming for all. We proudly uphold a strong non-discrimination policy and ensure equal opportunities for every individual — regardless of:

    • Race or color
    • Religion or belief
    • GenderĀ Ā 
    • Age or national origin
    • Disability or any other characteristic protected by law

    Diversity drives innovation, enriches our learning, and brings us closer together as a community. Every person has something valuable to contribute, and it is our goal to make sure that everyone feels seen, heard, and respected.

    If you have any concerns or need accommodations along the way, please reach out to our support services — we’re here to support you every step of the way.

  • Please identify your gender*
  • Please identify your race and ethnicity (selected one or more)*
  • Please identify your highest education attainment*
  • What is your annual individual income?*
  • Criminal record: Please note a criminal record does not automatically disqualify you from this program.*
  • Are you a qualified U.S. military veteran?*
  • Do you work for another Non-Profit or government agency?*
  • Learning Management Details

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  • Unlock Your Potential: Leverage Our Program for Maximum Success

    Our Learning Management System (LMS) is more than just a platform — it's a gateway to a transformative learning experience. Designed for ease and interactivity, it offers seamless access to course materials, opportunities for meaningful collaboration, and tools to track your academic journey every step of the way. With its intuitive interface and rich multimedia features, the LMS empowers you to take control of your education in a dynamic and engaging environment.

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    To ensure your success, we are gathering key insights into your academic needs and personal goals. This allows us to tailor the program specifically to you, providing the support and resources you need to excel.

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  • Homework and Lab Access

    Remote Learning Requirements

    All coursework and homework for this program are completed entirely online. Participants must have access to their own computer or laptop with a reliable internet connection to complete assignments and participate in remote sessions.

    This program is designed for remote learning only. On-site lab access is not available, so students are expected to manage their own technical setup and work environment.

    šŸ’¬ Need help? Remote learners can reach out anytime for assistance by emailing support@americans4equality.org .
  • Disclaimer: The option that receives the most interest or positive feedback will be selected as the final choice. Participation does not guarantee implementation of individual preferences, but all input will be considered in the decision-making process.

  • Are you willing to follow the prescribed curriculum, along with the homework assignments?*
  • Are you confident you can meet the 80% progress requirement (Complete videos, assignments)?*
  • Accessibility and Accommodations

  • Additional Details

    For more details on accessibility requirements under the ADAAA, please visit the following federal resources:

    • ADA Standards for Accessible Design – Minimum requirements for facility accessibility.
    • Guide to Disability Rights Laws – Overview of federal civil rights laws ensuring equal opportunity.
    • Introduction to the ADA – Understanding ADA protections and purpose.

    For additional information, visit the official ADA website.

  • Americans 4 Equality Non-Disclosure Agreement

    This Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) is entered into between Americans 4 Equality (A4E), a non-profit organization, and individuals applying for participation in A4E programs.

    By submitting an application, the student agrees to the terms outlined below to ensure the protection of confidential information shared during the application process, participation, and interactions with A4E.

    1. Purpose

    A4E may share confidential and proprietary information with student applicants and program participants for the purpose of:

    • Processing applications
    • Enabling participation in A4E programs
    • Ensuring compliance with A4E’s educational and operational standards

    This Agreement ensures that such information remains protected and confidential.

    2. Definition of Confidential Information

    For the purposes of this Agreement, ā€œConfidential Informationā€ includes but is not limited to:

    • Personal and Application address, contact details, government-issued identification.
    • Academic and Participation Records: Student progress, evaluations, and disciplinary actions.
    • Organizational Strategies and Policies: Internal policies, operational guidelines, and program development plans.
    • Donor and Volunteer Information: Contact details and involvement records of A4E’s supporters.
    • Financial Information: Budgets, funding sources, and grants.
    • Research and Methodologies: Studies, surveys, and program evaluations.
    • Intellectual Property: Copyrighted materials, proprietary methodologies, and technological developments.
    • Recorded Sessions and Materials: Audio, video, and transcripts from program discussions, training, and mentorship.
    • Personal Identification Information (PII): Sensitive personal data including tax identification numbers and bank details.
    • Any other information designated as confidential by A4E.

    3. Obligations of Student Applicants and Participants

    By submitting an application and participating in A4E programs, the student agrees to:

    • Maintain the confidentiality of all Confidential Information.
    • Not disclose or distribute Confidential Information to any third party without prior written consent from A4E.
    • Not share, distribute, or sell Confidential Information to unauthorized entities.
    • Use Confidential Information solely for purposes related to A4E’s programs.
    • Implement reasonable precautions to prevent unauthorized access or disclosure.
    • Protect Personal Identification Information (PII) from identity theft or misuse.
    • Return or securely destroy all Confidential Information upon request or completion of the program.
    • Not engage in defamation, slander, or any statements intended to harm A4E’s reputation. (This does not prevent participants from reporting legitimate grievances or legal violations through proper channels.)
    • Acknowledge that violations of this Agreement may result in removal from the program and/or legal remedies as permitted by applicable law.

    4. Protection of Student Information

    A4E is committed to safeguarding the personal information of all student applicants and participants. A4E agrees to:

    • Use student personal data only for purposes related to the application process and program administration.
    • Not share student information with unauthorized third parties without consent, except as required by law.
    • Implement reasonable security measures to protect student data from unauthorized access or disclosure.

    5. Term and Termination

    This Agreement remains in effect throughout the student’s application process and participation in A4E programs.

    The confidentiality obligations outlined in this Agreement shall continue for two (2) years following the completion of the program or termination of participation.

    6. Legal Remedies

    In the event of a breach of this Agreement, A4E reserves the right to seek injunctive relief and other remedies available under applicable law.

    7. Governing Law

    This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Washington, without regard to conflict of law principles.

    8. Miscellaneous

    • This Agreement does not create any employment, partnership, or agency relationship between A4E and the student.
    • Any amendments must be made in writing and signed by both parties.
    • If any provision of this Agreement is deemed invalid, the remainder shall remain in effect.

    Agreement Acknowledgment

    By submitting an application to Americans 4 Equality, the student acknowledges and agrees to the terms of this Non-Disclosure Agreement.

  • Code of Conduct

    This Code of Conduct outlines the expected behavior for all participants in the Americans 4 Equality Warp 1 Tech Learning Program, including students, instructors, staff, and guests. We are committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and productive learning environment for everyone. Failure to adhere to this Code of Conduct may result in disciplinary action, up to and including dismissal from the program.

    I. General Behavior

    • Respect for Others: Treat all peers, instructors, and staff with respect, courtesy, and professionalism.
    • No Harassment or Discrimination: Bullying, intimidation, harassment (including cyberbullying), or discrimination of any kind will not be tolerated.
    • Inclusivity: Be inclusive and considerate of different backgrounds, cultures, perspectives, and abilities.
    • Collaboration: Foster teamwork and constructive discussions.
    • Professionalism: Maintain a respectful and professional demeanor in all interactions.

    II. Attendance and Punctuality

    • Participants are expected to attend all scheduled sessions and arrive on time.
    • If unable to attend, participants must notify the program staff in advance.
    • Excessive unexcused absences may result in disciplinary action or dismissal from the program.

    III. Disruptive Behavior

    Disruptive behavior negatively impacts the learning environment and will not be tolerated. This includes:

    • Failure to follow instructor or staff directions.
    • Behavior that creates a hostile or unsafe atmosphere.
    • Excessive lateness or leaving sessions early without permission.
    • Use of devices for non-program-related activities during sessions.
    • Use or possession of alcohol, illegal substances, or weapons on program premises.

    IV. Technology and Equipment Use

    • Program equipment, software, and accounts are to be used solely for program-related purposes.
    • Participants must not install unauthorized software or access restricted systems.
    • Any equipment provided must be returned in good condition upon completion of the program.
    • Participants are responsible for the security of their own login credentials and accounts.

    V. Attainment Requirements

    To successfully complete the program, participants must meet the following requirement:

    • 80% Attainment Requirement: Participants must achieve at least 80% in graded coursework, assessments, and projects.

    Failure to meet this minimum requirement may result in dismissal from the program.

    VI. Academic Integrity

    • Honesty in Work: Complete assignments independently unless collaboration is explicitly allowed.
    • Proper Attribution: Credit external sources appropriately.
    • Data Integrity: Falsifying or manipulating data is strictly prohibited.

    VII. Reporting Concerns

    If you witness or experience any violations of this Code of Conduct, please report them to:

    Email: support@americans4equality.org

    Reports will be handled confidentially and investigated promptly. Retaliation against individuals reporting concerns is strictly prohibited.

    VIII. Consequences for Misconduct

    Violations of this Code of Conduct may result in the following, depending on the nature and severity of the offense:

    1. Verbal or Written Warning
    2. Probation (with conditions for continued participation)
    3. Dismissal from the program

    Disciplinary decisions are made by A4E program leadership. Participants may submit a written appeal within five (5) business days of receiving a disciplinary decision.

    Agreement

    By participating in the Americans 4 Equality Warp 1 Tech Learning Program, you agree to abide by this Code of Conduct.

  • By submitting this form, I affirm that all information provided is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. I acknowledge that I have read, understood, and agree to abide by all program policies, guidelines, and expectations established by Americans 4 Equality.

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