Located in downtown Atlanta, GA, the BIG Innovation Center offers a four-month program for tech startups with black and Latina founders. The accelerator will offer training around how to build a startup, office space, mentors and seed funding from the Harriet Angels’ syndicate, which is backed by WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg and Kathryn Finney, the founder of digitalundivided.
Open community working to provide meaningful diversity and inclusion solutions for tech companies. Started by Ellen Pao, Tracy Chou, Erica Baker, Freada Kapor Klein and other high-profile women at the forefront of the diversity in tech movement.
An independent media platform covering technology, culture and diversity.
A consulting group that works with organizations and businesses to develop a comprehensive diversity strategy aligned with the company's vision and values.
Nonprofit organization that creates pathways to educational, professional, and entrepreneurial success in technology for underrepresented minorities with a specific focus on Blacks and Latino/as. CODE2040 aims to close the achievement, skills, and wealth gaps in the United States.
An organization that empowers black entrepreneurs and provide founders with access to advice, mentorship, and funding. Their mission iis to increase the number of successful black entrepreneurs in technology.
A non-profit that mentors, educates and connects underrepresented entrepreneurs in technology.
A community of Black software engineers who help one another achieve ambitious career goals.
A nonprofit in Queens, New York, dedicated to helping women and minorities get more involved in the programming industry.
Aims to break the image of what a technical women should look like – by highlighting amazing women programmers!
Lean In Circles that connect and support women working in or studying Computer Science or Engineering.
Tech Inclusion is an official initiative of Change Catalyst (http://changecatalyst.co), an organization committed to inclusive innovation. The organization runs conferences to bring the tech community together to discuss solutions to diversity and inclusion challenges across the tech ecosystem, from the education pipeline to the workplace to policy and advocacy and entrepreneurship.
Stanford student organization of women in computer science and engineering. Works "to empower underrepresented groups in technology by dismantling the negative stereotypes surrounding the industry."
Devoted to showing the world that black girls can code, and do so much more. By reaching out to the community through workshops and after school programs, Black Girls CODE introduces computer coding lessons to young girls from underrepresented communities in various programming languages.
Organization that creates content and community for women innovators in tech.
Programming focused on black and Latina women founding technology companies
Tech LadyMafia is a global network that supports women who work in and around the Internet. The group includes astrophysicists and developers, writers and digital strategists.