Game Design: Digital & Tabletop | Summer Virtual Workshop
2025-08-04 16:00 - 2025-08-08 18:00 (America/New_York) | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Explore game design in this weeklong workshop by creating both digital and tabletop games. Students will learn core design principles, develop original concepts, and bring their ideas to life using digital tools and hands-on prototyping.

Dates: Aug 4-8
Time: 4:00 – 6:00 PM ET
Price: $109

Virtual Workshop Information & Policies

Registration Policy: All registrations for our weeklong workshops are non-refundable to ensure proper staffing and planning for each session.
Community Agreements: Before the workshop begins, students and families must read and sign the Community Contracts & Student Handbook to ensure all participants understand workshop expectations.
Device Recommendation: We recommend students use a laptop to participate in virtual workshops. Tablets may work but could have limitations.
Email Access: We recommend students have access to their own email address to log into workshop tools independently and continue using them after the workshop ends.

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Animation Studio: Digital & Stop Motion | Summer In-Person Workshop
2025-08-11 10:00 - 2025-08-15 16:00 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Bring characters and stories to life in this animation workshop! Mornings will focus on digital animation, where students will learn keyframe techniques and motion graphics using digital tools. In the afternoon, students will explore stop-motion animation, experimenting with physical materials and frame-by-frame techniques to create their own animated shorts.

Dates: Aug 11-15
Choose Between:
Full Day: 10:00-4:00 PM ET
Morning: 10:00-12:30 PM ET
Afternoon: 1:30-4:00 PM ET
To ensure flexibility, students can enroll in full or half-day options.
Price:
$169 per half-day week
$209 per full-day week

In-Person Workshop Information & Policies

Registration Policy: All registrations for our weeklong workshops are non-refundable to ensure proper staffing and planning for each session.
Early Drop-Off & Late Pick-Up: Supervised care is available before (9:00–10:00 AM) and after (4:00–5:00 PM)workshops at a rate of $15 per hour, per student. For inquiries, contact info@techkidsunlimited.org.
Lunch Break: Full-day participants have lunch from 12:30–1:30 PM. Students should bring their own lunch and may choose to eat inside 370 Jay St. or go out independently.
Age Groups: Summer weeklong workshops are for students ages 10–24. Participants will be grouped by age: 10–15 and 16–24.
Community Agreements: Before the workshop begins, students and families must read and sign the Community Contracts & Student Handbook to ensure all participants understand workshop expectations.
Technology: TKU will provide laptops and other necessary technology to participate.
Email Access: We recommend students have access to their own email address to log into workshop tools independently and continue using them after the workshop ends.
Friday Student Showcase: Parents & caregivers are invited to the Friday Student Showcase at 3:15 PM each week to see what students have created.

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Animation Studio: Digital & Stop Motion | Summer Virtual Workshop
2025-08-11 10:00 - 2025-08-15 16:00 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Bring characters and stories to life in this weeklong animation workshop! Students will learn the fundamentals of both digital and stop-motion animation, experimenting with various tools to create their own animated shorts.

Dates: Aug 11-15
Time: 4:00 – 6:00 PM ET
Price: $109

Virtual Workshop Information & Policies

Registration Policy: All registrations for our weeklong workshops are non-refundable to ensure proper staffing and planning for each session.
Community Agreements: Before the workshop begins, students and families must read and sign the Community Contracts & Student Handbook to ensure all participants understand workshop expectations.
Device Recommendation: We recommend students use a laptop to participate in virtual workshops. Tablets may work but could have limitations.
Email Access: We recommend students have access to their own email address to log into workshop tools independently and continue using them after the workshop ends.

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Digital Empowerment: Protecting Your Privacy Online
2025-09-25 17:00 - 18:00 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Digital Empowerment is a free virtual workshop where students explore topics related to the digital world—this session will focus on online privacy.
Discussions are led by a Tech Teacher and different viewpoints are encouraged. Participants play games and do activities to reinforce their knowledge. Topics are decided by students. For ages 14-24.
Topics in 2024 included Critical Thinking in the Digital Age, The Benefits of Video Games, Chat & Protect Yourself Online, AI Usage in Videos, Internet Drama, Plagiarism & Copyright, The History of the Internet, and Search Engine Techniques.
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Tech Social: Back to Cool
2025-09-26 16:00 - 18:30 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Join us for the Back to Cool social to celebrate the start of the academic year. Tech Socials are events for teens and young adults to connect with their peers and enjoy activities such as movies, games, and creative projects. For ages 14-24.
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Family Day: Emerging Tech
2025-09-28 15:30 - 17:30 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
The September Family Day will spotlight the world of emerging technology. Participants are invited to explore learning stations focused on AI, coding and digital literacy with a special guest speaker from Infosys.
Family Days are fun and inclusive events designed for neurodiverse youth and their families. Led by tech teaching artists, assistant teachers, and social workers, each event features interactive stations and hands-on activities that spark creativity and connection.

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Virtual Parent Talk: Building Transferable Skills
2025-09-30 18:00 - 19:00 | Virtual
Building Transferable Skills: Preparing Your Child for Work-Based Learning and Beyond
September 30, 2025 from 6:00 – 7:00 PM EST
Join Tech Unlimited’s Education Team for an informative conversation on how to help students develop transferable skills they need to succeed beyond the classroom. This session will be led by Education Director, Haley Shibble, Work-Based Learning Coordinator, Anna Boyarko, and Social Worker, Hunter Soileau, and will focus on what work-based learning is, how it is integrated into Tech Unlimited’s programs, and the outcomes we have seen for students.
We will also discuss how to prepare your child for career ladder programs, including the foundational skills that support a successful application and how they can begin building valuable experience. Some of the programs that will be highlighted include:

Creative Tech Internship (CTI)
Digital Agency (DA)
Career Readiness Internship Summer Program (CRISP)
Level Up Tech (LUT)

The session will explore the technical and workplace skills students develop, such as digital literacy, time management, and problem-solving, along with the social-emotional and interpersonal skills that strengthen communication, collaboration, and self-advocacy. Parents will leave with a clear understanding of how these experiences help students gain confidence and prepare for future learning, work, and life.
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Digital Entrepreneurs: Build Your Own Online Business
2025-10-15 17:00 - 2025-11-05 18:30 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Part of our Level Up Tech series, Digital Entrepreneurs: Build Your Own Online Business empowers neurodiverse creatives, ages 16-24, to launch and grow their own digital ventures. Whether you’re running an Etsy shop, flipping finds on Poshmark or eBay, or dreaming of launching a new brand, this program helps you gain essential skills in:

Digital marketing
Branding
Content creation
E-commerce management

Through hands-on projects and mentorship, you’ll build the confidence and tools to turn your passions into real-world entrepreneurial success.
Program Details:

Meets virtually on Zoom
Time: 5:00–6:30 PM (EST)
Dates: 10/15, 10/22, 10/27, 10/29, 11/3, 11/5
Registration Fee: $150 (due upon acceptance)

Notification Date: Candidates will be notified of acceptance on a rolling basis.

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Tech Social: Tech or Treat
2025-10-24 16:00 - 18:30 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Join us to celebrate the spooky season with a hauntingly good time at Tech or Treat! Tech Socials are events for teens and young adults to connect with their peers and enjoy activities such as movies, games, and creative projects. Costumes welcome! For ages 14-24.
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Sunday Tech Workshop - Graphic Design
2025-10-26 15:30 - 17:30 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Sunday Tech workshops are for neurodiverse students who are interested in learning a new tech skill. Using digital tools, students will work on a creative project they will complete by the end of the day. All technology will be provided for in-person programs. For ages 10-24.
Fall 2026 Sunday Workshop tech topics will be announced in late August, as they are chosen by students and families participating in our summer workshops.
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Virtual Parent Talk - Beyond Burnout
2025-10-28 18:00 - 19:00 | Virtual
Beyond Burnout: Sustaining Energy and Engagement in the Transition to Adulthood
Tuesday, October 28, 2025 from 6:00 – 7:00 PM EST
Explore the neuroscience behind executive function, sensory regulation, and dopamine depletion in teens and young adults preparing for college or entering the workforce. Recognize signs of burnout, masking fatigue, and shutdown in neurodivergent students. Gain practical strategies for pacing, setting boundaries, and managing energy throughout the transition from high school to college, the job application process, and beyond.
Led by Tech Unlimited’s Lead Social Worker, Hunter Soileau. Hunter is a licensed social worker and therapist. Hunter has worked with Tech Unlimited since 2021 as both a graduate intern and a staff member. He is a passionate supporter of Tech Unlimited’s work readiness programs that offer participants combined skills based learning, professional mentoring, and added social-emotional support.

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Digital Empowerment: Avoiding Scams
2025-11-12 17:00 - 18:00 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
The Digital Empowerment Workshop is a free drop-in program where students discuss topics related to the digital world and work on their communication skills in a supportive environment. Different viewpoints are encouraged during discussions. Students also play games and do activities to reinforce their knowledge. Topics are decided by students. Topics in 2024 included Critical Thinking in the Digital Age, The Benefits of Video Games, Chat & Protect Yourself Online, AI Usage in Videos, Internet Drama, Plagiarism & Copyright, The History of the Internet, and Search Engine Techniques. For ages 14-24
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Sunday Tech Workshop - 3D Modeling
2025-11-16 15:30 - 17:30 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Sunday Tech workshops are for neurodiverse students who are interested in learning a new tech skill. Using digital tools, students will work on a creative project they will complete by the end of the day. Since students will be joining virtually and will need to use their own device, we recommend they participate with a desktop PC or laptop. For ages 10-24.
Fall 2026 Sunday Workshop tech topics will be announced in late August, as they are chosen by students and families participating in our summer workshops.
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Tech Social: Friendsgiving
2025-11-21 16:00 - 18:30 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Join us for Friendsgiving to celebrate the season of thanks with the TKU community. Tech Socials are events for teens and young adults to connect with their peers and enjoy activities such as movies, games, and creative projects. For ages 14-24.
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Virtual Parent Talk - Planning for Your Child's Future
2025-12-09 18:00 - 19:00 | Virtual
Register for TKU’s upcoming virtual Parent Talk on Tuesday, December 9, 2025 from 6:00 – 7:00 PM EST
This parent talk is designed for families who are beginning to look ahead and think about long-term planning for their child’s future. Together, we will explore both current and emerging housing models and consider ways to prepare early so that young people can move toward greater independence with confidence.

To lead the parent talk, Allison Kleinman and Alex LoPinto will be joining us from Future Centered Care. Future Centered Care (FCC) provides custom case management services to neurodivergent adults and their families across NYC and Westchester County.

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About the Speakers
Allison Kleinman, LCSW
Founder and CEO of Future Centered Care

Allison has been working since 2009 as a professional and advocate for people with I/DD and mental health challenges and their families. She is focused on and dedicated to improving employment, housing, and future care options for this community. Allison was the founding director of The Jack and Shirley Silver Center for Diverse Abilities at the Marlene Meyerson JCC in Manhattan, where her connection and commitment to this population began. Allison’s approach has been to develop individualized paths for all people to connect to community and realize a sense of belonging. She is inspired by the incredible parent partners, self-advocates and champions in this field and understands the need for collaboration and persistence to improve outcomes and affect change for the future.
Alex LoPinto, LCSW
Chief Growth Officer
Alex has been working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities professionally for over 15 years. Alex studied Psychology and Disability Studies at Hofstra University before attending the Columbia School of Social Work. Her second year placement led her to the Jack and Shirley Silver Center for Diverse Abilities at the Marlene Meyerson JCC in Manhattan where she worked under Allison, conducting intake assessments, facilitating support groups, directing social programs and connecting families with necessary resources and referrals. In recent years, she completed the Self Direction broker training which informs her current work supporting families at FCC. Alex is passionate about ensuring supportive services and programs are accessible to those who need them and prides herself on being a convener and connector of people and resources.

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Digital Empowerment (Discord, Forums & Chat Rooms: How to Stay Safe Online)
2025-12-10 17:00 - 18:00 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Discuss how to communicate safely using online platforms like Discord at our next Digital Empowerment Workshop. Neurodiverse youth will have the chance to talk about digital topics, exchange ideas, and practice communication skills in a supportive environment.
The Digital Empowerment Workshop is a free drop-in program where students discuss topics related to the digital world and work on their communication skills in a supportive environment. Different viewpoints are encouraged during discussions. Students also play games and do activities to reinforce their knowledge. Topics are decided by students. Topics in 2024 included Critical Thinking in the Digital Age, The Benefits of Video Games, Chat & Protect Yourself Online, AI Usage in Videos, Internet Drama, Plagiarism & Copyright, The History of the Internet, and Search Engine Techniques. For ages 14-24.
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Tech Social: Tech the Halls
2025-12-12 16:00 - 18:30 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Join us for Tech the Halls to celebrate the holiday season. Tech Socials are events for teens and young adults to connect with their peers and enjoy activities such as movies, games, and creative projects. For ages 14-24.
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Emerging Tech Family Day
2025-12-14 15:30 - 17:30 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Emerging Tech Family Days are fun and inclusive events created for neurodiverse students and their families. Led by tech teaching artists, assistant teachers, and social workers, the day includes hands-on activities such as coding, animation, and digital design. There will also be AI learning stations, guest speakers, and opportunities for family collaboration. For ages 10 to 24.
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College Access Program: Choosing a Major (or Not)
2026-01-11 15:30 - 17:00 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Not sure what you want to major in? You’re not alone. This workshop will explore different ways to think about choosing a major or deciding to wait. We’ll talk about how majors connect (and don’t always connect) to careers, how to explore your interests in college, and what to consider when making this decision. Whether you have a plan or are still figuring things out, this session will help you feel more confident moving forward. Ages 16-24.
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College Access Program: Self-Advocacy Tools for Higher Education
2026-01-25 15:30 - 17:00 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Learn how to speak up for yourself and get the support you need in college! This short workshop will introduce key self-advocacy tools to help you navigate higher education with confidence. We’ll cover how to communicate with professors, access accommodations, and understand your rights as a student. Whether you’re planning for college or already enrolled, this session will help you build the skills to take charge of your academic journey. For ages 16-24.
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Sunday Tech Workshop - Digital Music
2026-02-01 15:30 - 17:30 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Join us for a virtual Sunday Workshop and explore music creation using digital tools. Participants are encouraged to use a laptop or tablet for the best experience.
Sunday Tech workshops are for neurodiverse students who are interested in learning a new tech skill. Using digital tools, students will work on a creative project they will complete by the end of the day. Since students will be joining virtually and will need to use their own device, we recommend they participate with a desktop PC or laptop. For ages 10-24.
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Digital Agency Winter 2026
2026-02-03 16:30 - 2026-03-19 18:30 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Digital Agency (DA) is a virtual career ladder program for neurodiverse young adults with advanced tech skills. By collaborating on real-world projects for actual clients, DA members experience a professional work environment. The program helps them acquire practical tech skills and industry knowledge, providing valuable hands-on project experience for future employment opportunities in the tech field. Participants are paid stipends for their contributions. For ages 16-24.
Program meets on Tuesdays & Thursdays, 4:30 – 6:30 PM ET over Zoom
February: 3, 5, 10, 12, 24, 26
March: 3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19
Application Deadline: January 16, 2026
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Digital Empowerment (Content Creation)
2026-02-04 17:00 - 18:00 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Explore content creation strategies and learn how to engage audiences through compelling visuals, effective storytelling, and other creative techniques.
The Digital Empowerment Workshop is a free drop-in program where students discuss topics related to the digital world and work on their communication skills in a supportive environment. Different viewpoints are encouraged during discussions. Students also play games and do activities to reinforce their knowledge. Topics are decided by students. Topics in 2024 included Critical Thinking in the Digital Age, The Benefits of Video Games, Chat & Protect Yourself Online, AI Usage in Videos, Internet Drama, Plagiarism & Copyright, The History of the Internet, and Search Engine Techniques. For ages 14-24.
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Tech Social: Hearts & Crafts
2026-02-13 16:00 - 18:00 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Join us for the Hearts & Crafts Social with the Tech Unlimited community. Tech Socials are events for teens and young adults, ages 14-24, to connect with their peers and enjoy activities such as movies, games, and creative projects.

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Creativity Club (February)
2026-02-27 16:00 - 17:30 | In-Person
Creativity Club is a monthly meetup to connect with other neurodiverse teens and young adults to explore creativity through tech projects, games, and conversations around animation, game design, film, design, and other creative interests.
For ages 10-24.

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Family Sunday Workshop - Summer Preview
2026-03-01 15:30 - 17:30 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Join us for a Family Sunday Workshop where families can preview our summer programs, collaborate on creative projects together, play games, and connect with other families. Registration is $15 per family.
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Digital Empowerment: Safe Online Communication
2026-03-04 17:00 - 18:00 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Discuss strategies for safe online communication, including protecting personal information, recognizing risks, and practicing respectful digital interactions.
The Digital Empowerment Workshop is a free drop-in program where students discuss topics related to the digital world and work on their communication skills in a supportive environment. Different viewpoints are encouraged during discussions. Students also play games and do activities to reinforce their knowledge. Topics are decided by students. Topics in 2024 included Critical Thinking in the Digital Age, The Benefits of Video Games, Chat & Protect Yourself Online, AI Usage in Videos, Internet Drama, Plagiarism & Copyright, The History of the Internet, and Search Engine Techniques. For ages 14-24.
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Tech Social: Mystery Madness
2026-03-13 16:00 - 18:00 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
Join us for the Mystery Madness social with the Tech Unlimited community. Tech Socials are events for teens and young adults, ages 14-24, to connect with their peers and enjoy activities such as movies, games, and creative projects.

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Game Design Hackathon
2026-03-15 13:30 - 17:30 | 370 Jay St, Brooklyn, 11201, United States
The Game Design Mini Hackathon is where teams or solo designers will receive a creative prompt and work to create a playable experience. Participants will hear from speakers in the industry, push their imagination, practice game design skills, and have the chance to win prizes! For ages 14-24.
Win Prizes!

More Info: Participants will make a video game using the same platform. After a panel from award winning game designers, we will have a walkthrough/demo of the platform that participants will use to make their games and time for questions. Then each team or solo designer will be placed in their own Zoom breakout room and our team of staff will be floating to each to check in and provide assistance throughout the event.
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Virtual Parent Talk - Ask Me Anything with Beth Rosenberg
2026-03-17 18:00 - 19:00 | Virtual
Register for Tech Unlimited’s upcoming virtual Parent Talk on Tuesday, March 17, 2026 from 6:00 – 7:00 PM EST
Join Beth Rosenberg, Executive Director of Tech Unlimited, for an open conversation about the road to independence for neurodiverse young people. From transition planning and internship readiness to social-emotional learning and soft skills, Beth is here as both a parent and educator to answer your questions and offer guidance rooted in real experience.

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About the Speaker
Beth Rosenberg
Founder and Executive Director of Tech Unlimited
Beth is an educator and advocate with over 30 years of experience working in art, technology, and education. She holds an MS in Education Technology and Special Needs and an MA in Art History. Her career began in the Education Department at the Guggenheim Museum, followed by serving as the Founding Education Director at Eyebeam, and later consulting for more than 20 museums and community organizations across New York City. Beth is currently a faculty member in the Department of Technology, Culture and Society at NYU Tandon School of Engineering. She began leading tech workshops in 2009 for her neurodiverse son and continues to be a passionate advocate for students with disabilities.

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