Access to tech and cyber is an unalienable right.
1600 Avenue is a California-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 30-0160254) serving as America's Digital Crisis Center.
Our mission is to help individuals and families navigate digital crises with trusted guidance while building a future where everyone has the knowledge, confidence, and opportunity to live safely in an AI-powered world.
Whether someone has been hacked, scammed, targeted by identity theft, affected by AI-enabled fraud, or simply needs trusted advice, we believe no one should face a digital crisis alone. Beyond crisis response, we are committed to inspiring and preparing the next generation of cybersecurity and artificial intelligence professionals through education, community programs, and public awareness.
Headquartered in California, with roots in Silicon Valley and Los Angeles, 1600 Avenue combines expert guidance, practical education, and community partnerships to help create a safer, more resilient digital future for everyone.
We advocate.
Diversity and inclusion in STEM through our flagship Hip Hop Tech Leaders program.
We convene.
Annual AI & Cyber Conferences at UC Berkeley for at-risk teens.
We teach.
Education and training on data privacy, online security, and cyber literacy — for the communities most vulnerable to attacks.
We build.
AI and Cyber Tools to help people protect their rights, privacy, and freedoms online.
We protect.
Connecting businesses, families, and communities with cybersecurity services they need to thrive securely.
We show up.
Resources for communities most vulnerable to cyber attacks — especially in times of crisis.
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1600 Avenue does not discriminate on the basis of age, disability, race, religion, ethnic origin, gender, or sexual preference. We use technology for good, and put that power back into the hands of the people.