Frequently Asked Questions

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At QueerLabs, our goal is to weave the golden thread of goodness and human progress through the synthesis of design and technology. We aim to create solutions that advance philanthropic goals, championing inclusivity and innovation to build a more equitable and sustainable future for all. By fostering a culture of creativity and collaboration, we seek to empower communities, drive social change, and inspire actions that reflect our commitment to the betterment of humanity.

We offer a suite of programs designed to empower individuals through technology and design, focusing on skills critical to navigating the evolving tech landscape. Our offerings include tech skill development workshops, career readiness and mentorship, inclusive innovation labs, tech talks for industry insights, and scholarship programs to ensure accessibility. While our initial focus supports the queer community in the Bay Area, our vision encompasses expanding support to include a broader range of underrepresented minorities, aiming to build a more inclusive and innovative future as we grow.

QueerLabs sustains its operations and programs through the innovative work of its three divisions: tech, design, and media. Currently, our primary focus is on the tech division, where we are dedicated to developing applications that emphasize the human aspect of artificial intelligence (AI). By prioritizing the inputs into AI systems, we aim to ensure that technological advancements progress in harmony with humanity's needs and values. Our portfolio features multiple tech applications, with ScreenBoard leading as our flagship app.

 ScreenBoard is designed to harness the potential of AI in novel ways, and it plays a crucial role in generating the capital required to support not only the tech division but also to fuel the growth and development of our design and media divisions. This ecosystem allows us to invest back into our community-focused programs, reinforcing our commitment to inclusivity, innovation, and social change.