Why Code Matters for Underrepresented Youth | TC Sessions: Justice
Recorded on June 21, 2017. Michael Essien (Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Academic Middle School), Karla Monterroso (Code 2040) and Brandon Nicholson (The Hidden Genius Project) 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 […]
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