Technology Access Foundation
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Technology Access Foundation, a Seattle organization, works to get LGBTQ+ students into STEM, focusing on cost-effective solutions that can scale across the education sector.
You can find the foundation at 605 Southwest 108th Street. It’s a good place to visit if you’re looking to connect with Seattle’s queer community beyond the usual bars and clubs.
These organizations often act as centers for activism, education, and social connection, showing what matters to local queer people. TAF, in particular, links LGBTQ+ community involvement with educational progress. It’s the place to go if you’re curious about how the community is helping shape the future through education and innovation.
If you're interested in their work, check out their website at techaccess.org.
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When engaging in any transactions with this foundation, tread carefully. There is a lack of integrity in so-called "leadership".
How are they tracking kids. looks like they put all the money into a building and paying staff! This is not a results driven program!
Beautiful space and really helpful, kind staff! Perfect location for meetings.
This is a really nice newer facility owned by a nonprofit. They created a great school, TAF Academy which has now expanded into Saghalie. I came here multiple times and they have lots of nice meeting space with Smart boards and current technology. Its on a beautiful piece of property and everything is made to be sustainable.
For nearly 20 years, TAF has been the Northwest's on-the-ground leader in providing communities of color early and advanced access to college and career opportunities in technology and STEM.
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Last updated on 3 August 2026