Start a Chapter

Bring TAA to Your Community

Start a student-led Tech Awareness Association chapter in your town. We give you the curriculum, branding, and support — you bring the team and a venue.

Overview

What It Takes

A TAA chapter runs our 12-week tech literacy program at a local library or school. Sessions are free, open to the community, and run once a week for about an hour. Here's what you need to get started:

A Small Team

At least 1 person, but 2–3 is recommended. You'll need a Chapter Lead and ideally a Co-Facilitator.

A Venue

A public library, school, or community center with a projector or TV screen. We can help you pitch it.

12-Week Commitment

One session per week, ~1 hour each. Plus about 30 min of prep and a quick recap email after each session.


Support

What You Get

Full 12-Week Curriculum

Slide decks for every session covering device repair, AI literacy, scam awareness, e-waste, and more. Ready to present.

TAA Branding

Use the official TAA name, logo, and color palette. Your chapter is branded as "Tech Awareness Association [Your Town]."

A Dedicated TAA Associate

A current TAA student leader assigned to you for questions, check-ins, and guidance throughout your 12-week cycle.

Network & Community

Join a shared network of TAA chapter leads. Share stories, troubleshoot issues, and learn from each other in real time.


Process

How It Works

1

Apply Below

Fill out the form at the bottom of this page. We'll review your application and get back to you within a few days.

2

Meet Your Associate

You'll be paired with a TAA associate who will answer your questions and help you prepare.

3

Secure a Venue

Pitch the program to your local library or school. We'll give you talking points and support.

4

Review the Curriculum

Go through all 12 weeks of slide decks so you're familiar with the flow and activities.

5

Promote & Launch

Put up flyers, share on social media, and run your first session. Tag @techawarenessma so we can amplify.

6

Run & Report

Run weekly sessions and send a quick recap after each one. At the end, share a summary of how it went.


Common Questions

Frequently Asked

Do I need tech experience to start a chapter?

How much time does it take per week?

What if my library says no?

Is there a cost to start a chapter?

Can I run the program outside of Massachusetts?


Apply Now

Start a Chapter

Fill out the form below and we'll get back to you within a few days. Your email client will open with the application pre-filled — just hit send.

This will open your email client with the application pre-filled to contact@techawarenessma.com.