Reach
Number of participants, activities, referrals and returning participants.
Impact & stories
Tech4RIM is strengthening how it documents participation, partnerships and outcomes. We do not publish unverified numbers or share personal stories without permission.
Tech4RIM sponsored Seattle University students to develop a prototype for connecting refugees and immigrants with useful information and services. The work explored language access, resource categories and an interface intended for people navigating unfamiliar systems.
The prototype is not a finished public service. It is a preserved learning asset that can support future community testing, content verification and responsible development.
View the student prototypeResponsible measurement
Participant-level records belong in a protected internal system—not on this public website or in a public code repository.
Number of participants, activities, referrals and returning participants.
Languages, accessibility needs and participant feedback, collected with care.
Skills gained, resources accessed, connections made and goals advanced.
Organizations involved, shared contributions and follow-through over time.
Stories & photographs
Future testimonials and photographs will be published only after the person understands where the material will appear and gives clear permission. Participation in a program will never depend on agreeing to publicity.
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