Programs

Six ways we help

Hands-on technology and media education that is accessible, practical and built around digital safety.

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A person with a white cane uses a phone and braille display while an instructor points and smiles, in front of an open-eye symbol.

Accessible technology

Hands-on training for people who are blind or visually impaired: smartphones, screen readers, voice tools and staying safe online.

An adult with headphones practices for a job interview with a friendly mentor across a desk.

Career readiness

A look behind the screen: careers in media and technology, explored through hands-on team projects.

A person in headphones uses a tablet in a calm, softly lit room while an instructor waits patiently nearby.

Sensory-friendly programs

Flexible, calm media and technology sessions designed for children with autism and sensory sensitivities.

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Community access

Workshops, family tech nights and pop-up labs that bring technology education to the whole community.

Across every program we teach digital safety and responsible media use: how to protect personal information, recognize online risks and move through digital spaces with confidence and awareness.

How to get started

  1. Tell us what you want to learn

    Use the Find a session form. Say what you are curious about, in your own words.

  2. We get back to you

    A member of the team replies and helps you find the right fit. You can bring a family member or a friend into the conversation.

  3. Learn by doing

    Sessions are hands-on, on real devices and real tasks, with patient help and as many questions as you need.

Not sure where to start? Tell us what you would like to learn and we will help you find the right fit.