Our commitment at Hack the Hood is to support our young Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and AAPI learners to navigate and discover pathways into technology careers. …

By Ayana Ivery, Sr. Mgr. of Communications Hack the Hood is committed to helping our young Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and AAPI community navigate and discover pathways into technology careers. …

By Ayana Ivery We are excited to work with learners more profoundly in this career pathway program. This is the first time Hack the Hood will be with learners for a full 12-months providing holistic support for self-paced Python and data analytics instruction, mentorship from tech professionals, monthly career development…

By Samia Zuber After over a year of uncertainty, the inability to convene in person and be in community, Hack the Hood pivoted and adapted to virtual learning, ensuring that we could continue to show up for our learners and provide them with the summer opportunities and resources they needed…

At Hack the Hood our goal is to create a community of care that supports early-career Black, Latinx, AAPI, and Indigenous talent in their tech career journeys. …

Women are an essential part of our past, present, and future. Hack the Hood was founded by three women, and we are a women-led organization. Our mission is to connect Black, Latinx, and Indigenous communities to identity-affirming careers, which requires care and inclusion. In fact, over half of our students…

Recently at Hack the Hood, we’ve been talking about what joy means. Contrary to what you might assume, these conversations have sometimes been heavy. …

There have been too many acts of violence to not see, or to forget what is happening. The phrase, “This isn’t who we are” in reference to the events on Capitol Hill feels akin to gaslighting; this is who we are. From the Trail of Tears to George Floyd, white…