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Kimberly Bryant, Black Girls Code

How this Nonprofit Is Building the Next Generation of Black Women in Tech
Learn how Kimberly Bryant, founder of nonprofit Black Girls Code, is empowering Black girls to reach their full potential.
Kimberly Bryant describes how she managed to fund the tech education nonprofit herself for a year before raising money.
Kimberly Bryant describes how she managed to fund the tech education nonprofit herself for a year before raising money.
Catch the highlights
  • Walking the Walk
    Video | 1:52 min
  • Staying Mission-driven
    Video | 3:00 min
  • Pivoting
    Video | 2:42 min
 

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