For the team at CodePath, their so-called “forever mission” is simple: the organization strives to “[reprogram] higher education to create the most diverse generation of engineers, CTOs, and founders.

Gaining a foothold in the tech industry can require more than just honing your technical skills—and that’s where organizations like CodePath come in. In an effort to reduce inequities in tech ...

Salesforce's new Futureforce Tech Launchpad, powered by CodePath, aims to provide underrepresented computer science students access to technical training and mentorship SAN FRANCISCO, April 20, 2022 ...

Georgia State University and the nonprofit CodePath, which aims to improve access to computer science for people of color or low-income backgrounds, teamed up in February to launch a new program of ...

Chris Coleman Brings Two Decades of Technical Product Expertise in Edtech and Workforce Development to the Nation's Premiere Computer Science Education Nonprofit. As CPO, Chris will lead CodePath's ...

By partnering with CodePath, AI biz aims to modernize how people learn to program Can using AI teach you to code more quickly ...

Yunier Sanchez, a graduate of Florida Memorial University, presents at CodePath’s Demo Day in June. He credits CodePath’s technical interviewing course for helping him land his job as security ...

Technical education nonprofit CodePath, Georgia State University (GSU), and Comcast have partnered to launch CodePath E3 (Emerging Engineer Empowerment), a computer science education program for ...

CodePath, a nonprofit focused on computer science education for students in underserved communities, recently received $1 million in funding from Google to grow its programs in Atlanta and Chicago.

Editor’s Note: Semil Shah works on product for Swell, is a TechCrunch columnist, and an investor. He blogs at Haywire, and you can follow him on Twitter at @semil. Late in 2013, I stumbled upon two ...