Become a CRISP Worksite
CRISP is a five-week summer internship program by Tech Kids Unlimited for neurodiverse students (ages 16-24) interested in tech careers. Interns work 20-22 hours per week on assignments at a …
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TKU Projects Showcased at MoMI’s 2025 Marvels of Media Exhibition
Tech Kids Unlimited is thrilled to have student work selected for the Marvels of Media Exhibition at the Museum of the Moving Image! Visitors to the museum’s Game Lab can …
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Tech Kids Unlimited’s 2024 Annual Report & Evaluation Report Now Available
We’re excited to announce that Tech Kids Unlimited’s 2024 Annual Report and Evaluation Report are now available on our website! This year’s reports highlight our impact, growth, and the incredible …
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Printable TKU Winter Program Calendar
Looking for an easy way to keep track of our upcoming Winter Programs? We’ve got you covered! Our printable Winter Program schedule is now available for download.
The Neurodiverse Advisory Council: By Participants, For Participants
At Tech Kids Unlimited, the Neurodiverse Advisory Council (NAC) is where big ideas meet bold action. What makes this council so special? It’s powered by TKU high school, college students and alumni—all neurodiverse, …
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Preparing Neurodiverse Youth for the Workforce: The CRISP Internship Program
CRISP is Tech Kids Unlimited’s premier summer internship program, designed for advanced TKU students seeking workforce readiness. This six-week program provides hands-on experience at external sites aligned with students’ interests. …
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Tech Kids Unlimited Summer Recap!
This summer, Tech Kids Unlimited hosted a series of week-long tech workshops for five weeks that brought together neurodiverse students for a deep dive into the world of technology. Both …
Why Workplace Inclusion Efforts Fall Short for Autistic Individuals
By Beth Rosenberg, Executive Director of Tech Kids Unlimited The recently published article “Employees With Autism Find New Ways to Navigate the Workplace” from The New York Times, highlights the …
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Article: The Impact of Early Intervention in 1999 on Shaping a Novel Profile Within the Autism Spectrum, Alongside the Ongoing Challenges in Employment
By TKU Staff The landscape of autism support has evolved significantly since the early 90s. In 1999, New York introduced early intervention services to infants who were not meeting developmental …
TKU Board of Trustees Welcomes New Members
We are excited to announce the newest members of the TKU Board of Trustees: Sheena Thomas (Adobe), Jean Kang (400 Capital Management LLC), Paul Jeruchimowitz (Accenture) and Aaron Chu (Apple). TKU’s …