Walmart Joins the Coalition as an Executive Member
Today, Walmart announced that they will join the Reboot Representation Tech Coalition as an Executive Member. We are excited to have their support as we work towards our goal of…
Read More Reboot Representation’s Tech Coalition Pools Its Resources in Response to COVID-19
In response to COVID-19, Reboot created an online bank of helpful news and resources from our coalition members. These resources offer support for schools, educators, students, and families navigating this…
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Microsoft’s Imagine Cup Spotlights the Importance of Diversity in Innovation
Microsoft’s Imagine Cup Spotlights the Importance of Diversity in Innovation Global student competition underscores the philosophies the Reboot Representation Tech Coalition values and intentionally invests in. No matter what sector…
Read More Reboot Representation Signs Open Letter to Employers on Summer 2020 Internship Commitments Amidst the COVID-19 Crisis
COVID-19 has disrupted many sectors, and higher education is no exception. As we consider the future of computing and technology specifically, it’s clear that COVID-19 will have a significant impact…
Read More Welcome to Dwana Franklin-Davis, our new CEO
When the Reboot Representation Tech Coalition was formed in late 2018, our goal was to harness the philanthropic power of leading tech companies to support an increase in the number of Black, Latinx, and Native American women earning computing degrees. To achieve what we set out to do, we knew we would need a visionary leader at the helm.
On Our First Anniversary: Where We’ve Been, What We’ve Learned, and What’s Ahead
In September 2018, McKinsey & Company and Pivotal Ventures, an investment and incubation company founded by Melinda French Gates, co-authored a report that brought to light new data around the gender gap in tech, particularly for Black, Latina, and Native American women.