Our Impact
Throughout the years, parent company Hughes Who Technologies LLC donated its time conducting impactful animation and technology workshops at various schools and organizations much to the delight of young people throughout Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana. Its not-for-profit arm seeks to continue the tradition.
35+
years teaching animation and gaming at colleges and universities
Columbia College Chicago
International Academy of Design and Technology
Tribeca-Flashpoint Digital Arts Academy
Art Institute of Wisconsin
DePaul University Chicago
Kennedy-King College of Chicago
30+
organizations served
100 Black Men – Chicago Chapter
Kidz Express, Austin community
ChildServ, Chicago IL
Apostolic Church of God, Chicago
Brooks Middle School, Oak Park IL
Hatch School, Oak Park IL
Sankofa House, West Side Chicago
Granger Middle School, Aurora IL
Kelvyn High School, Northwest Side Chicago
DuPage NAACP - Aurora, IL
Illinois Math and Science Academy, Aurora IL
North Central College, Naperville IL
Sci-Tech Museum, Aurora IL
Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago IL
Camp of Dreams, Chicago IL
Chicago Police Adventure Club
Phalanx Family Services
SGA/ DFSS (Department of Family Support Services
Ronald Brown Academy Middle School
Chicago Park District
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
5+
Thousand young people Impacted
Through mentoring, volunteering and teaching. Many former students moved on to pursue successful careers in gaming and technology.
“Darryl's level of impact on my institution's educational program was extraordinary to say the least. His expertise of game development combined with his natural talents as a mentor proved to be a perfect mixture for a great instructor. Thanks largely in part to Darryl's coaching and philosophies, I was quickly able to employ my skills and build a rapport to acquire a full time position at a high profile AAA game development studio. I highly recommend Darryl as both an instructor and a colleague.”
Christopher LaCalamita
Student - Flashpoint Academy – Now Producer at Iron Galaxy Games