To promote civic engagement in Austin’s tech sector by:
Educating
the tech grassroots on policy issues that impact them
Advocating
for using tech as a tool to help solve civic challenges
Activating
the tech community to speak up, participate and vote
Austin Tech Alliance is a member-supported nonpartisan 501(c)(3) nonprofit building a culture of civic engagement in Austin’s tech sector.
Together, we can focus on helping every person in tech cast an informed vote and use tech as a tool to tackle our community’s most pressing challenges.
Here's a little more about our programs:
informed.vote is a civic education platform launched by Austin Tech Alliance and Leadership Austin that helps Central Texans cast a more informed vote.
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Austin Tech Alliance’s policy and advocacy focus supports using technology as a tool to help address civic challenges and promoting tech-forward policies. This legislative session, we’ve identified bills in both
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