Enrollment is OPEN for 2024 Summer Workshops. Early Bird Discount ends May 15. Discover your creative potential this summer with our virtual weeklong workshops! Workshops will cover different tech topic …
Enrollment is OPEN for 2024 Summer Workshops. Early Bird Discount ends May 15. Register Here! Discover your creative potential this summer with our in-person weeklong workshops! Our dynamic program features …
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Exploring Heaven, Hell, and Everything In Between NEW YORK CITY/ MIAMI – April 4, 2024 – Tech Kids Unlimited, a New York City-based nonprofit educational organization, is thrilled to announce …
MUD Foundation Teams Up with Tech Kids Unlimited for Innovative VR/XR Project Read More »
TKU is thrilled to present an array of exciting events and programs designed to empower neurodiverse students through the transformative world of technology. Explore the diverse lineup that awaits this …
At TKU, student voices shape the future. That’s why the Neurodiverse Advisory Council (NAC) is at the heart of our program development. This student council meets monthly to amplify neurodiverse …
At TKU, technology sparks potential. We empower neurodiverse youth and young adults to ignite their curiosity and build tech confidence through our Career Ladder programs. Imagine a future where you’re …
Charting Your Path: Discover the TKU Career Ladder Read More »
Spread Holiday Cheer and Support Neurodiversity with Shop The Spectrum! ✨ Looking for unique, meaningful gifts this holiday season? Look no further than Shop The Spectrum! ️ Shop The Spectrum …
Nov. 30, 2023 Press Release Thanks to the generous support of the TD Charitable Foundations, Tech Kids Unlimited (TKU) is actively expanding Career Ladder programs to reach a wider audience, …
TD Charitable Foundation Awards Tech Kids Unlimited $50,000 Grant For Second Year Read More »
Register for a day of AI exploration and innovation Artificial Intelligence seems to be everywhere— people are talking about it, educators are thinking about its use in the classroom and …
Originally published by NYU Tandon School of Engineering NYU Tandon Adjunct Professor Beth Rosenberg knows firsthand that students with special needs often feel adrift after school and on the weekend because of …
