Team Tech Boy

06/02/2026

We are incredibly grateful for this Micro Grant - it will make a real difference in helping students afford lunch!

DeJuan Strickland is a young author, creator, and community leader from St. Louis, Missouri, and the founder of the Team Tech Boy Foundation. Through storytelling, comic books, and technology-based programs, he inspires youth while addressing real community needs. His foundation works to fight child hunger by providing meals, supporting families, and helping eliminate negative school lunch balances so no child is denied access to food. DeJuan is building a movement rooted in creativity, service, and empowerment, ensuring young people have both the resources and encouragement to thrive.

06/01/2026

What’s up I just had my first ever host family for Taiwan. It’s absolutely awesome and I had a blast with them.

06/01/2026

What’s up !! Just had to stop mid-ride to soak this in… 😮‍💨🚴‍♀️ Sun Moon Lake in Taiwan is something else entirely. The air, the water, the mountains - it’s amazing! Hope you all are doing well. I’ll check back in with you later.

05/31/2026

What’s up !!! I’m living out here doing things I never imagined — and today I learned how to surf! Like, actually surfed. Can you believe it?! 🏄‍♀️
Every single day here has been a reminder of how big and beautiful this world truly is. I am so incredibly grateful for this moment, this place, and this life. Feeling beyond blessed. ✨

05/31/2026

What’s up I’ve had a blast these past couple days in Taiwan here’s some highlights!

05/31/2026

What’s up Team Tech Boy! 🌕 I’m here in Taiwan at the beautiful Sun Moon Lake and there’s a FULL MOON out tonight — how fitting is that?! Having an absolute blast out here. I’ll check back in with you guys later — bye for now! 👋

05/30/2026

What’s up stay tuned to see me at sun moon lake!!!!

05/29/2026

What’s up I want to share with you guys a phrase I learned while on my trip to Taiwan. Bu hao yi si (不好意思 / bù hǎo yì si a Mandarin phrase that translates literally to “not good meaning”. In practice, it is a polite social lubricant used to say “excuse me,” “I’m sorry,” or to express mild embarrassment or shyness.

05/28/2026

WHAT’S UP IM IN TAIWAN 🇹🇼 stay tuned on my instagram for the next two weeks to see all my adventures.

05/28/2026

Taiwan is absolutely delivering and I am HERE for it 🇹🇼✨ The people I’m meeting are incredible, the food is fresh, bold, and hits different every single time, and I’ve been having the best time trying things I never would have back home 😤🍢 It’s Thursday here and my day is just getting started — trust me, you do NOT want to miss what’s coming next. Big things on the horizon, stay tuned! 👀☀️