Four hundred entrepreneurs applied, 10 startup teams presented their pitches and five finalists were selected to compete in the third Atlanta Startup Battle on Sept.
Rolling out and Amplify 4 Good teamed up for the inaugural RIDE Conference hack, a fun and intensive 48-hour-hackathon where teams built applications with the
Rolling out addressed the myth of the digital divide with the aid of Swan Simpson, founder and CEO of Black Moguls Magazine and Swan Simpson
Jacquene Curlee, founder and CEO of Kidz Drone Zone (KDZ), facilitated a drones, artificial intelligence and robotics workshop at the inaugural RIDE Conference in Atlanta
Jerome Monroe, community development specialist for the Microsoft Lenox store in Atlanta has one job: “Build relationships with local community groups such as schools, Chamber
Lee Johnson is a learning specialist at the Atlanta Microsoft store located at Lenox Square Mall. In this role, Johnson is the ultimate subject matter
The innovative organization Black Girls Code is expanding. In partnership with General Motors, BGC has launched its Detroit chapter. This partnership aims to increase interest in STEM
It’s time for you to take a RIDE with us at Rolling Out Innovation Digital Entertainment Conference, a two-day summit in Atlanta, which takes place
Gavin H. Logan, the Tech and Telecom Fellow for the National Urban League, has a unique opportunity to work with government, the tech industry and other civil
TOFi™ International is a unique investment firm dedicated to investing in women and girls of color. The company is quite unique as its focus is
Silicon Valley is home to companies that have come to define the technology of the 21st century. After tech-focused entrepreneurs moved out west to California
IEEE Annals of the History of Computing (Annals), published by the IEEE Computer Society (IEEE-CS), takes an in-depth look at how Black scientists suffer “almost complete invisibility in most of the history of computing literature.”
R. Arvid Nelsen’s “Race and Computing: The Problem of Sources, the Potential of Prosopography, and the Lesson of Ebony Magazine,” is level setting history and correcting the “whiteness” of historical records. Nelsen’s findings come in the wake of the film, Hidden Figures.
Tell us a little bit about yourself. I am a senior analyst at Brilliant Corners Research & Strategies where I conduct market research, including focus
Recently, rolling out had the opportunity to interview Arif Gursel, a technology-focused entrepreneur and the current executive product leader for Floodgate Academy in Seattle. As
Daniel Sabio, known fondly in tech circles as The Glad Scientist, produced the first virtual reality music concert and he’s gone on to repeat it
More than 150 young girls convened this past weekend at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering in Brooklyn for the “Code A Brighter Future” Hackathon,
“I’m a support specialist,” says Preston B. Simmons, “that means I work with clients to design, implement and secure their production processes, using technology as a medium for production.”
During the National Security Business Leadership Breakfast Series, Malcolm Nance will provide “industry best practices” to incorporate countermeasures against the 10 cyber hacking threats for
This week, the globe united to celebrate International Women’s Day. From events to hashtags, women were recognized for the incredible doors that have been unlocked for
Blending science, substance, and style, Jennifer Stimpson makes science a wonderful learning experience for students. Her love for science was fostered while growing up in a household with parents who were pharmacists. Stimpson and her younger sister (who is also a scientist), learned the impact science had on society.
