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Low-income students will soon be able to get federal aid to attend coding bootcamps @TechCrunch @hirimalibe

Coding bootcamps can be quite costly. In order to combat that, the U.S. Department of Education has launched a new experimental initiative in partnership with colleges and universities to enable students to pay for certain coding bootcamps using federal financial aid. Through the Educational Quality through Innovation Partnerships, students will be able to apply for federal…

via Low-income students will soon be able to get federal aid to attend coding bootcamps — TechCrunch

How generation Z females could be the answer to tech’s gender diversity problem — TechCrunch

While the biggest names in tech strive to close the gender gap and build more inclusive working environments, the pool of talent on offer is predominantly male. The truth is, while retention is an issue, there are simply fewer women opting for a career in tech. But new initiatives and an uptick of Gen Z…

via How generation Z females could be the answer to tech’s gender diversity problem — TechCrunch

ACLU challenges federal hacking law hampering research into online discrimination — TechCrunch

The ACLU has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Attorney General alleging that the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act is unconstitutional, and as a consequence is preventing critical research into discrimination online from being accomplished. Read More

via ACLU challenges federal hacking law hampering research into online discrimination — TechCrunch

Facebook Messenger finally adds diverse emojis! — TechCrunch

Facebook has started rolling out a more diverse set of emojis to its Messenger service on the web, iOS and Android. With the update, you’ll have access to over 1,500 new emojis — 100 of which were designed “to better reflect gender and skin tones” with gender-agnostic options and multi-colored emojis. “We’re diversifying the genders to…

via Facebook Messenger finally adds diverse emojis! — TechCrunch

Apply now for Include Office Hours with Pejman Mar Ventures and ffVC! — TechCrunch

TechCrunch Include Office Hours are happening on June 16th! Pejman Nozad, Mar Hershenson, Ajay Kamat and Neda Blocho from Pejman Mar Ventures, along with Adam Plotkin from ffVC, will join TechCrunch to provide valuable advice and feedback to startups. Launched in 2014, Include is TechCrunch’s diversity program, aimed at facilitating opportunities for underrepresented groups in tech to……

via Apply now for Include Office Hours with Pejman Mar Ventures and ffVC! — TechCrunch

Tech has more of an exclusion problem than a culture problem — TechCrunch

The tech industry’s diversity problems are exasperated by its obsession with genius coders and brilliant founders, Carissa Romero, a partner at the diversity consulting startup Paradigm, said today at TechCrunch Disrupt NY. Romero, who took part in a panel of diversity advocates, said that the mentality that geniuses are born rather than created through experience and practice…

via Tech has more of an exclusion problem than a culture problem — TechCrunch

Chris Sacca says there’s “a greed case for diversity” — TechCrunch

Chris Sacca, the angel investor in companies like Twitter, Uber and Instagram, gets it. He understands that diversity is simply good for business. “There is a greed case for diversity,” Sacca told CNN’s Laurie Segall at the Collision Conference yesterday. “Diverse perspectives bring us into markets we didn’t know existed.” It’s true. There’s a… Read More

via Chris Sacca says there’s “a greed case for diversity” — TechCrunch

Tim Cook, Mark Zuckerberg and others urge Congress to fund K-12 computer science education — TechCrunch

Some of the biggest names in tech and corporate America, including Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Apple CEO Tim Cook, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and Walmart CEO Doug McMillon, have teamed up with governors and educators to ask Congress to provide $250 million in federal funding to school districts in order to give every single K-12 student in the…

via Tim Cook, Mark Zuckerberg and others urge Congress to fund K-12 computer science education — TechCrunch

Tech’s new diversity leaders explain how they plan to fix sexism and racism in the industry — TechCrunch

Tech’s freshman class of diversity and inclusion leaders gathered at Rev. Jesse Jackson’s PUSHTech 2020 conference today to answer the question, “What now?” Within the last six months, Dropbox, Pinterest, Airbnb, Twitter and Intuit have all hired employees charged with correcting their diversity problems. Read More

via Tech’s new diversity leaders explain how they plan to fix sexism and racism in the industry — TechCrunch

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