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CTD Celebrates Girls Who Code Founder Reshma Saujani

May 27, 2022 by Alex Rodriguez

To celebrate Asian-American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we would like to highlight the work of Reshma Saujani. Saujani is of Gujarati Indian descent. She founded Girls Who Code in 2012 after learning about the vast gender disparities in computer science education while running for Congress. Saujani wrote a book entitled Brave, Not Perfect, and launched a companion podcast of the same name in 2018 featuring guests like Congresswoman AOC and singer/songwriter Lizzo.

Saujani continues to make a mark on the tech industry, advocating for women’s rights in the workplace and beyond. As fellow advocates for change in the tech industry, we admire the progress Saujani and her team have made to open doors and elevate the voices of the underserved.

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Code the Dream’s Juneteenth event, “Synthesize: A Juneteenth Celebration of Innovation and the Power of Community,” featured a panel of local leaders discussing how nonprofits, entrepreneurs, and technologists can most effectively strengthen communities and expand access to opportunity. The panelists spoke about issues such as building equitable pathways to entrepreneurial success, driving innovation for social […]
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Code the Dream Teams Up with North Carolina Legal Services Nonprofits on MyFriendBen-NC
Two of the state’s prominent legal services organizations have joined forces with Code the Dream to better serve North Carolinians affected by upcoming changes to benefits eligibility under H.R. 1, which take effect on October 1. Legal Aid of North Carolina and Charlotte Center for Legal Advocacy introduced a co-branded MyFriendBen-NC screener, which will be […]
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Aug 17, 2026
Remembering Greg Toledo
It is with deep sadness that we share the news of Code the Dream team member Greg Toledo’s death. Greg was CTD’s Public Benefits Outreach and Partnerships Lead, and his sudden passing is a huge loss for the many people fortunate enough to cross his path. Our thoughts are with Greg’s wife, Michael, his sons, […]
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