Facebook's Diversity Playbook | TC Sessions: Justice

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Recorded on June 21, 2017. Maxine Williams (Facebook) at TC Sessions: Justice. TechCrunch Sessions: Justice is a single-day event that brings together engineers, investors, educators, and activists with the mission to engage the startup community around the responsibilities to promote justice and equality in today’s business world and society at large.

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Facebook's Diversity Playbook | TC Sessions: Justice
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