Technology Access Foundation (TAF), founded in 1996, is a Seattle-based non-profit leader rooted in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education. TAF provides an equitable public school STEM education for underserved students and support for educators of color. We make systemic change through creative partnerships within public education and STEM industries.

We address three problems that keep underserved students away from STEM and essentially disqualify them from competing and thriving in today’s society:

1) Low expectations
2) A shortage of role models in STEM
3) Lack of access to quality, STEM-focused education

We use STEM education as a tool for social change and educational equality. Our targeted approach for addressing longstanding historical inequities for students of color develops leadership and citizenship in ALL students.

TAF is a pioneer in education. We focus our partnership efforts to provide students the kind of education they couldn’t get through a typical charter or public school. We provide innovative learning models, professional development for teachers, and opportunities for students and teachers to learn from and work alongside STEM professionals and use cutting-edge technology.

The stakes are high, and as a whole, we can’t afford to lose bright minds to poverty or to lose jobs to nations that are better prepared. Most importantly, we can’t afford to miss out on what any one of these students has to offer.

Education

Non Profit

Technology Access Foundation

Trish Millines Dziko

Sherry Williams

Patricia Burgess

Lynn Juniel

Katherine Figueras

Heather Lechner

Denise Mclean

Arthur Ross

Adam Tageldin

Support and Operations Team

Educational Program Management

Development and Fundraising

Technology and Development

Teams at Technology Access Foundation

Support and Operations Team

Educational Program Management

Development and Fundraising

Technology and Development