Each TXC2 center is based in community-focused libraires, centers, and other organizations that serve Texas' especially under-resourced. TXC2 centers serve these communities with free access to computer technology, programs and the Internet. For those without the knowledge or skills to use these resources, each center offers a wide spectrum of digital literacy training, from basics to multimedia. The centers also serve as a supplementary learning tool in other courses our partner organizations offer, like GED or ESL classes.

Map of TXC2 Centers

 For more information about TXC2 and our progress:

Technology For All Expands to Fit Demand

TFA and TXC2 Partners Support Wildfire Evacuees

Texas Connects Coalition Formed

Original Press Release: Texas Connects Coalition Receives $9.6 million Recovery Act Grant

 Austin Free-Net (AFN) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization focused on providing technology training and access for the community, fostering skills that enable people to succeed in the digital age. AFN computer labs are open to all; our focus in on underserved communities. The knowledge we offer helps people obtain jobs, improve their lives and participate as active citizens. AFN’s office is located at 2209 Rosewood Avenue, Austin Texas 78702; phone: 512.236.8225. For more see www.austinfree.net.

 Technology For All (TFA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization focused on empowering low-income and under-resourced communities through the tools of technology. Since 1997, TFA has also provided supportive services with public computer center sites and community technology organizations across Texas and the U.S. TFA’s offices are located in Houston’s East End at 2220 Broadway, Houston, Texas 77012; phone: 713.454.6400. For more see www.techforall.org

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