"Anjuan Simmons explores the answer to this question in Minority Tech: Journaling Through Blackness and Technology. The book is an essay anthology of the author's online and print works organized around the themes of Blackness, technology, diversity, and our collective humanity.

"The Kapor Center for Social Impact relentlessly pursues creative strategies that will leverage information technology for positive social impact. The Kapor Center primarily works with underrepresented communities, focusing on gap-closing endeavors.

"Digital undevided actively works to disrupt pattern-matching in tech by identifying, training and supporting high performing black women founders of tech enabled companies.

"Black Girl Nerds is a place for women of color with various eccentricities to express themselves freely and embrace who they are. This is not a site exclusively for Black women. It’s for ALL women who consider themselves 'nerdy' and men who love and appreciate them.

"The #YesWeCode initiative targets low-opportunity youth and provides them with the necessary resources and tools to become world-class computer programmers.

"CODE2040 is a nonprofit organization that creates pathways to educational, professional, and entrepreneurial success in technology for underrepresented minorities with a specific focus on Blacks and `/as. CODE2040 aims to close the achievement, skills, and wealth gaps in the United States.

"Black Girls CODE is devoted to showing the world that black girls can code, and do so much more. By reaching out to the community through workshops and after school programs, Black Girls CODE introduces computer coding lessons to young girls from underrepresented communities in various programming languages.

"Summary of Mini-Symposium, including suggestions resulting from the event.