Teched Out: Technology Summit

Teched Out: Technology Summit

Teched Out: Technology Summit

Status

Completed

Status

Completed

Status

Completed

Type

In-Person

Type

In-Person

Type

In-Person

Date

Saturday, December 6th 2025

Date

Saturday, December 6th 2025

Date

Saturday, December 6th 2025

Time

11am-2pm

Time

11am-2pm

Time

11am-2pm

Location

Tacoma Eastside Community Center

Location

Tacoma Eastside Community Center

Location

Tacoma Eastside Community Center

Address

1721 E 56th St Tacoma, WA 98404

Address

1721 E 56th St Tacoma, WA 98404

Address

1721 E 56th St Tacoma, WA 98404

The Tech Summit, “Teched Out: Technology Summit,” is a community-wide technology experience hosted by WayOut Kids on Saturday, December 6, 2025 at the Tacoma Eastside Community Center (1721 E 56th St, Tacoma, WA 98404). Designed for an audience of parents, students, and families, the event runs 11:00am–2:00pm with an 11:00am arrival window to explore vendor tables, hands-on demos, and youth-led projects. With an expected 300 attendees, this summit brings together local organizations and technologists for a high-energy afternoon of creativity, learning, and practical exposure to the tools shaping school, work, and daily life. Parking is simple with a free, open lot and no reserved spaces.

At the heart of the day is the featured panel, “Artificial Intelligence in the Lives of Youth and Families,” taking place in the Social Room from 11:30am–12:30pm, moderated by Franque Thompson (Q13 FOX). The conversation is structured for real families, not insiders, covering where AI is already showing up in kids’ lives, what opportunities it creates for learning and careers, and what concerns families should keep in mind around privacy, bias, and access. The session also includes a youth and audience Q&A so students and parents can ask direct questions and leave with clear, practical guidance they can apply at home and in school.

A special panel guest is Christian “Creed” Reed, founder of Fourth Gen Labs, joining local leaders to bring a grounded, youth-focused perspective to the discussion. Creed’s work centers on helping young people and communities build real-world AI literacy, use technology responsibly, and turn creativity into skills that translate into opportunity. On this panel, he will connect the hype to reality by focusing on what families and students can do right now: how to engage with AI with confidence, how to avoid common pitfalls, and how to use emerging tools to learn, create, and communicate without losing trust or personal voice.

Fourth Gen Labs is an creative studio and learning platform based in Washington State, working with teams and communities everywhere. We design trainings, micro-labs, and custom assistants around your real workflows so your people can stay focused on the work only humans can do.

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© All rights reserved. Fourth Gen Labs empowers users by making AI education accessible.

Fourth Gen Labs is an creative studio and learning platform based in Washington State, working with teams and communities everywhere. We design trainings, micro-labs, and custom assistants around your real workflows so your people can stay focused on the work only humans can do.

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contact@fourthgenlabs.com

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Tacoma, WA, US

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© All rights reserved. Fourth Gen Labs empowers users by making AI education accessible.

Fourth Gen Labs is an creative studio and learning platform based in Washington State, working with teams and communities everywhere. We design trainings, micro-labs, and custom assistants around your real workflows so your people can stay focused on the work only humans can do.

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contact@fourthgenlabs.com

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Tacoma, WA, US

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© All rights reserved. Fourth Gen Labs empowers users by making AI education accessible.