Registration for ISACA Omaha CommunITy® Week 2025.
Please extend an invite any of your colleagues that may be interested -- While this is an Omaha Chapter event, we are welcoming of all registrants to attend!
Each year, ISACA members, friends, and families give back to their local and global communities through ISACA CommunITy Day—a worldwide day of service where chapters unite to change the world through local volunteer activities. In past years, 89 teams across 44 countries contributed more than 6,400 volunteer hours toward meaningful impact.
This year, ISACA Omaha will extend the impact into a full CommunITy Week with board members and volunteers visiting schools and organizations to promote STEM careers and online safety through engaging guest speakers and hands-on workshops.
YOU can help make ISACA Omaha’s CommunITy Week event a success! Here are two ways to get involved:
Teacher/Educators
• Invite a STEM Guest Speaker:
Schedule an experienced, Chapter-approved guest speaker to visit your classroom or school
assembly to educate students about Online Safety OR STEM including technology, programming, compliance, privacy, audit, security and much more. The presentation can be tailored for any age group.
Topic Ideas:
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• Careers in STEM • Have a different topic in mind, let us know!
• Being Safe Online • Data privacy & digital footprints
• Artificial Intelligence (AI) • Social media safety settings
• Building a Personal Brand • Cyber bullying & staying safe online
• Resume & Interview Skills • Cyber hygiene
• Degrees, Certifications, & Professional Groups • Artificial Intelligence (AI)
• Host an Online Safety Hands-on Workshop:
We will connect you with an experienced, Chapter-approved volunteer facilitator. Limited to students in a classroom setting with Internet access. This workshop teaches students about data privacy, staying safe online, digital footprints, social media security settings and more. These sessions are best for grades 7-12 but can be tailored for any age or group.
Volunteer
• Share Your Experience and Passion for STEM Careers Present to a school assembly or individual classroom to inform and motivate students about STEM opportunities. Informal, flexible format. Various grade levels and times available.
• Facilitate an Online Safety Hands-on Workshop to help students learn about cyber safety using a ready-made course including hands on labs. This workshop teaches students about data privacy, staying safe online, digital footprints, social media security settings and more. These sessions are best for grades 7-12 but can be tailored for any age.
Thank you for volunteering your time and energy to help close the technology gap.
