Laura Weidman Powers, the cofounder and CEO of Code2040, is doing something unusual for a founder in Silicon Valley: She is resigning of her own volition. “I think that part of what makes a good CEO ...

In its latest attempt to foster and support diversity, Apple has partnered with CODE2040, a non-profit organization focused on empowering underrepresented minorities in the tech industry. Apple is now ...

Code2040, a non-profit dedicated to dismantling structural barriers against Black and Latinx people in tech. Code2040 is a non-profit organization founded to activate, connect and mobilize the largest ...

As part of Intel’s $300 million commitment to diversity, the company has announced a multi-year partnership and $1.3 million investment in CODE2040, a non-profit organization that helps get black and ...

BlackInTech founder Thomas K.R. Stovall likely will feel right at home in a residency program designed to boost diversity in the tech industry. Stovall, founder of a micro-survey company, will become ...

CODE2040 found that its minority internship applicants had strong technical skills but weren’t so hot at interviews. Its new toolkit helps anyone get a foot in the door at a coveted company like ...

As readers of Black Enterprise know, STEM jobs are the future. Unfortunately, relatively few black students major in STEM. When I spoke with Chris Norwood—founder and owner of Bay Area Tutoring ...

Applications for CODE2040 fellowships are due October 31, 2012. People of color will become the majority in the United States by the year 2040. Some have noted that the minority achievement gap will ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Code2040, a San Francisco nonprofit working to increase diversity in the technology industry, has raised $5.6 million to fuel a major expansion as it navigates a tense political ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Google has given $775,000 in grants to Code2040, a nonprofit group that looks to improve diversity in ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Intel has invested $1.3 million in CODE2040, one of the organizations at the forefront of the effort to close the racial gap in tech. CODE2040's mission is to make Silicon Valley ...