About Unloop
Unloop was founded in 2015 to address clear and urgent need: justice-impacted individuals were being left behind as digital skills became essential to accessing opportunity. With input across a wide circle of corrections-based learners and tech-committed volunteers, we set out to build real pathways to practical technology skills.
In partnership with Washington State community colleges and the Department of Corrections, Unloop launched college-accredited programs that helped justice-impacted students earn web development certificates. As participants returned home, we evolved to support their ongoing journeys — focusing on reentry education, tech readiness, and community connection.
Today, Unloop continues to evolve to meet the technology job market and participant needs. We remain grounded in our commitment to reducing recidivism, increasing equity in the workforce, and ensuring that justice-impacted individuals have access to meaningful learning opportunities and living-wage employment.
At our core, we are a community—of students, alumni, educators, technologists, and partners—working together to reduce recidivism, promote equity, and open doors to meaningful careers.
Meet our Team
Troy Osaki | Director of Programming
Carey Jenkins | Director of Operations
Board of Directors
Eleni Adams | Board President
Lindsey Wilson | Co-Founder, Board Director
David Almeida | Co-Founder, Board Secretary
Daniel Cerda | Board Treasurer
Michael Armes | Board Director
Unloop is always looking for potential board members who are passionate about our mission, particularly those that have been directly impacted by incarceration. If you are interested in learning more, reach out using the form below!
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