G{Code} House

🌟 Meet Remy, one of G{Code}’s Intro to Data Analytics Facilitators! 🌟 Remy is passionate about making tech education accessible, and G{Code}’s mission to provide free technical skills to young women and non-binary people of color is right in line with their values. With a background in photography (they used to photograph guests swimming with sharks at The Florida Aquarium!), Remy brings a creative edge to everything they do. Their teaching style? “Let’s try it!”—a hands-on approach that opens doors to the endless possibilities data holds. 📊📸🦈 #TechLeaders #IntroToData #Technology #techteachers

🌟 Meet Colin, G{Code}’s Intro to Web Development Facilitator! 🌟Colin’s journey with G{Code} began over five years ago, inspired by his passion for making technical education accessible to everyone. His love for selfless service and belief in the power of democratizing education made joining G{Code} an easy decision. A tech enthusiast with a love for both books and smartphones, he’s excited to share how AI can be used for self-improvement and lifelong learning with this year’s cohort. 📱📚💻 #TechFacilitators #WebDevelopment #Tech #Learning

🌟 Meet Nicole, one of G{Code}’s Intro to Data Analytics Facilitator! 🌟Nicole is passionate about working with people from diverse backgrounds, finding that every cohort experience sharpens her skills as an analytics leader. When she’s not guiding fellows, you can find her on a trail, checking off bucket-list hikes like her Grand Canyon rim-to-rim adventure or the stunning Milford Track in New Zealand! Nicole’s approach to learning is to create a fun, collaborative, and experimental learning environment. She's most excited to see how fellows grow by learning from one another’s unique experiences. 📊🌄📚 #TechLeaders #IntroToData #techproffesionals #Trailblazer #techteachers

🚀 Big News at G{Code}! 🚀 We’ve reached a crucial milestone in our mission to empower Black, Brown, and Indigenous women and nonbinary people in tech! Curious about what’s next for the G{Code} House project after securing zoning approval? Head over to our latest blog post to get all the details, including exciting updates on our partnerships and how you can support this journey. 🌟 Read more on our website: thegcodehouse.com #GCodeHouse #TechInclusion #CommunityGrowth #BostonUpdates

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Meet Shakea Miller, a trailblazing force in education and STEM! Miller made history by opening 1 on 1 Technical & Theological College in Phenix City, AL, becoming the first Black woman to establish a degree-granting technical college in Alabama and the sixth nationwide. This groundbreaking institution is set to uplift Black communities through diverse degree programs and certifications in fields like technology, healthcare, and business. Miller’s vision is to inspire the next generation of leaders and innovators, proving that education can be a powerful tool for transformation and empowerment. Source: Dorisca, Samantha. "Shakea Miller Is The First Black Woman To Open A Degree-Granting Technical College In Alabama." @Afrotech 🚀📚 #WomenInSTEM #blackleadership #blackwomenleaders #EducationalInnovation #Trailblazer

🎉 We are thrilled to announce that G{Code} has received approval for a zoning change for our learning and living facility! This significant milestone means that the property will soon house 14 participants in our program, providing them with a unique, immersive experience where they can live and learn in a supportive environment. We can't wait to see this innovative living and learning space's positive impact on our community and the participants. Thank you to everyone who supported us along the way! 🏠 ✨ #Livingandlearning #TechForGood #WomenInTech

Did you know that Joy Adowaa Buolamwini (@jovialjoy) , a Ghanaian-American computer scientist based at the MIT Media Lab, is known as “the conscience of the AI revolution”? As a poet of code, activist, writer, speaker, and founder of the Algorithmic Justice League (AJL), her work has brought critical attention to the biases in AI. Her op-eds on facial recognition and surveillance technologies have driven legislative actions. Through the AJL, Joy fights for equitable and accountable AI. Her MIT thesis exposed racism and sexism in Microsoft, IBM, and Amazon’s algorithms. Joy has addressed the World Economic Forum and the United Nations, serves on the Global Tech Panel, and launched the Safe Face Pledge to prevent harmful uses of facial recognition technology. Recognized by Bloomberg 50, Tech Review 35 Under 35, BBC 100 Women, Forbes Top 50 Women in Tech, Forbes 30 Under 30, she is also a Rhodes Scholar and a Fulbright Fellow. Join us in celebrating Joy’s incredible contributions to creating a just world through technology! ✨ Source: Natasha Matta, Medium, 50 Women In STEM You Should Know About. #AIRevolution #AlgorithmicJustice #TechForGood