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What should the future of school look like in Oakland? Come with your idea for a school, tech tool, after school program, learning space or redesign concept for part of an existing school. Over the weekend, you'll form a team and build a prototype to bring your idea to life and test it out. ThisContinue reading "Startup Weekend Education Oakland – Schools and Tools"
What does it take to balance growth and affordability in a manner that generates prosperity for all? Longtime Oaklanders have seen the city grow remarkably during their lifetimes, and the recent introduction of new industries like tech has created significant changes in how Oakland looks, feels, operates and costs. In the first part of aContinue reading "Oakland and Prosperity for All: Native Oaklanders Speak"
Join Black IT professionals for an open discussion and lively debate of technology trends, what we're working on, and how we can harness technology to impact our professional lives and community.
It’s time for a change and in 2017, Qeyno will be launching a new portfolio of products that reflect the future that we see every day in our work to transform children’s lives. Our next hackathon school will be the launch of Hackathon Academy’s first hackathon school for reconciliation and innovation — UbuntuHack.
Transparent Collective is proud to present our second Startup Showcase event. We're bringing several underrepresented founders rom across the country for a chance to network with and pitch an audience of Bay Area investors that want to diversify their portfolio.
The Level Playing Field Institute (LPFI) and Upward Bound Math and Science Project are excited to bring together a panel for Black History Month to share their stories as Black physicians and research scientist who are changing the stereotyped race and gender of STEM.
Oakland has always attracted newcomers who find themselves drawn to the city’s thriving scenes and whose involvement has reshaped the city for future residents.
Black Girls CODE is excited to bring together a panel for Black History Month to share the stories of Black professionals changing the face of the future.
The Kapor Center for Social Impact invites you to meet Learners Guild, a program that makes a career in tech accessible for adults of all demographic and socioeconomic backgrounds.