July 12, 2021
Software.org Welcomes Largest Ever Girls Who Code Classroom
This summer, Software.org: the BSA Foundation is leveraging the connecting power of software to bring together our largest ever Girls Who Code Summer Immersion Program....
May 04, 2021
Software Supports US Economy During COVID-19 Pandemic, New Study Finds
The software industry made the remote economy possible and sustained millions of jobs across the country....
April 15, 2021
Software.org Welcomes Intel’s Michelle Johnston Holthaus to Board
Software.org: the BSA Foundation today welcomed Michelle Johnston Holthaus, Executive Vice President, Chief Revenue Officer, and General Manager of the Sales, Marketing, and Communications Group at Intel Corporation, to its Board of Directors....
February 23, 2021
This invitation-only virtual Software.org event will convene state legislators for an exclusive roundtable discussion focused on the emerging paths to address digital disinformation and inauthentic content....
July 20, 2020
Software.org Leverages Tech to Expand Diversity Effort
Starting today, Software.org begins classes in its sixth Girls Who Code Summer Immersion Program. Thirty-seven girls from DC, Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Virginia will take part in a two-week course to learn the fundamentals of computer science....
July 11, 2020
“There is a reason why we have the H-1 visa system — it’s so we can bring people who have the skills not available here in the US to this country,” said Chris Hopfensperger, executive director of Software.org....
January 30, 2020
Mentorship and Diversity in Tech
January is National Mentorship Month and a perfect time to highlight the importance of mentorship to creating a more diverse tech workforce, which is a Software.org priority....
January 09, 2020
State, Nation Must Keep Up With Growing Tech Sector
CIO Journal highlights the new jobs report from Software.org....