04/29/2024
The best way to understand the shape and power of Break Through Tech’s work is to hear from the people who are part of it — from the young women participating in our innovative programs to the leaders who host those programs inside their organizations and the team members who run our programs in cities around the country and online.
04/01/2024
Carlos was first introduced to Break Through Tech through the posters in the Tech Station at Florida International University, where he is studying Computer Science. Carlos’ involvement with Break Through Tech eventually led to a Sprinternship™ opportunity with the Miami-Dade Information Technology Department, where he helped redesign the customer service website.
03/21/2024
On March 1st, Break Through Tech kicked off Women’s History Month by partnering with Boss Beauties to host an event at the New York Stock Exchange.
02/19/2024
UMD students make a difference at Capital One during Break Through Tech’s micro-internship program.
02/15/2024
Studying Computer Science at Tufts University in Boston, Vanessa is inspired by the practical applications and solutions she is experiencing with the Break Through Tech AI Program.
01/29/2024
Reedhima Mandlik, a cybersecurity expert and public speaker, offers three pieces of advice learned in her tech career, among them that to be noticed in this field, you must want to be. This is our HOW ("Her Own Words") column for January.
01/23/2024
Studying Computer Science at Arizona State University, Navya participates in Break Through Tech’s AI program through the virtual platform.
01/22/2024
The New York Botanical Garden teams up with Break Through Tech students nationwide on Kaggle, Google's Data Science Competition Platform
01/17/2024
While much of Sofia’s time is focused on her job as a Compliance Officer at Citadel, one of the world’s leading alternative investment firms, she is also an inspiration for her friends and colleagues as a mentor for the Break Through Tech AI Program.
01/11/2024
Break Through Tech received $750,000 from Strada Education Foundation to expand its programming to hundreds of students at institutions within the University of Texas System and conduct in-depth research to learn more about how experiential learning opportunities can become a systemic solution for diversifying the tech talent pipeline.
