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[](https://tcat. cs. washington.
edu/impact/) The Taskar Center for Accessible Technology Designing for the fullness of human experience * Specialized Community-Led Impact Opportunity (SCLIO) Grants * Skip to menu toggle button ## DESIGNING FOR THE FULLNESS OF HUMAN EXPERIENCE The Taskar Center supports transformative accessible technology solutions with resonant impacts across communities and disciplines.
Through community engagement, educational initiatives, and stakeholder outreach, we strive to bridge gaps and improve access for people of all abilities. Explore some outcomes of our work below!
### Publications + Recorded Talks ### Anat Caspi earns Innovation Award from Northwest Access Fund ### Publications + Recorded Talks ### Anat Caspi earns Innovation Award from Northwest Access Fund ### Publications + Recorded Talks ### Anat Caspi earns Innovation Award from Northwest Access Fund **The Taskar Center for Accessible Technology** Department of Computer Science & Engineering (C) 2026 Taskar Center for Accessible Technology
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Specialized Community-Led Impact Opportunity (SCLIO) Grants is funded by The Taskar Center for Accessible Technology. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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