Project Athena is a community-based initiative focused on revitalizing library spaces for the purpose of STEAM education and digital literacy across underserved neighborhoods. The program is a dynamic effort working to advance progress in the UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4 focused on quality education by addressing educational disparities in technology availability. The initiative seeks to augment student dexterity with technology while promoting the values of STEAM to better equip students in navigating their academic and social lives. The project seeks to reanimate the use of library spaces for the purpose of modern day technology education in tandem with physical print resources. With remote learning posing new difficulties for students, the project works to offer access to helpful resources to students, especially those in Title I school districts. Financial barriers can pose a hindrance to academic advancement, especially when considering the expensive nature of tutoring and technological devices. This project strives to provide students and interested community members with these services free of charge. By reestablishing libraries as a source of knowledge through physical and digital print, Project Athena is fostering a physical space for collaboration and growth among community members in the name of educational advancement regardless of age, race or socioeconomic background. Its goal is to provide an inclusive space with free and accessible skill training, in accordance with the UN SDGs target 4.4 which aims to provide youth and adults with relevant skills for success in academic settings and beyond in professional spheres. While the campaign is centered on student education, all members of the community are free to attend hosted events. The project will host a number of events that include: computer coding classes, tutoring sessions, college preparation workshops, STEAM showcases and competitions for student projects and other miscellaneous community events.