We often talk about the “future of work,” but at The Code for Change, we believe the future is already here—it just isn’t accessible to everyone yet. On March 6, 2026, we took a massive step toward changing that. We are thrilled to announce the official grand opening of our brand-new community computer lab! It […]
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The Code for Change proudly announces that it has been awarded a grant from the Truist Foundation through its Building Career Pathways to Economic Mobility initiative. This funding will support the launch of a comprehensive AI Literacy and Workforce Training Program beginning in March 2026, designed to equip individuals with practical artificial intelligence (AI) skills
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When we talk about “digital equity,” it’s easy to imagine it as a distant policy goal or a buzzword tossed around in technology and education circles. But the reality is much more personal—and far more urgent. Digital equity is about whether families can live, learn, and thrive in today’s connected world. Unfortunately, the reality for
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The tech industry might seem like a mysterious world of coding wizards and Silicon Valley startups but that’s not the full picture. Let’s break down some of the biggest myths and see what working in tech is really like. 1. Tech Jobs Are All About Sitting at a Desk Alone Busted: Collaboration is at the
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The Code for Change is thrilled to announce it has been awarded a grant from the Maryland Office of Statewide Broadband’s Computer Lab program, as recently announced by the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD). This grant, part of the state’s initiative to bridge the digital divide, will significantly enhance The Code for
