Technology for Change
Kimberly Bryant’s Mission to Diversify Tech with Black Girls CODE
Kimberly Bryant, an electrical engineer, used a National Science Foundation grant to establish Black Girls CODE. This initiative provides young African-American girls with the opportunity to learn coding and pursue careers in technology, effectively bridging the diversity gap in the tech industry. Bryant’s work is transforming lives and shaping the future of tech.
Building Confidence and Community Through Tech Education
The NSF grant enabled Bryant to set up coding workshops and summer camps in multiple cities. These programs not only teach technical skills but also build confidence and foster a supportive community among participants. By addressing the digital divide, Bryant is opening doors to new opportunities for many young women, making tech more inclusive.
