This past week the American Digital Diversity Initiative had the privilege to be invited by the Delta Rho Chapter of Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority Inc. to participate in their CAMBIO Day. So what is CAMBIO Day? Well, aside from the literal translation meaning “Change”, CAMBIO is actually an acronym…

As one of the famous musical lyrics by *NSYNC once said, “it’s gonna be May,” I mean me. We can agree that we have found humor to the lyrics and how it sounds similar, the words do bring some thought to the current state for some students out there. For…

The month of March was no different for the American Digital Diversity Initiative as we continued to build partnerships that foster awareness about tech opportunities to underrepresented groups in Los Angeles. On the 15th of March, ADDI partnered up with Phi Lambda Rho Sorority Inc., a Latina student organization from…

The American Digital Diversity Initiative (ADDI) has partnered up with Building Blocks for Kids (BBfK), a non-profit which empowers underrepresented youth through financial literacy training and incentive-based programs. …

The K-12 academic school year is just a little bit past the halfway point, and for a majority of high school seniors, an additional item has been added to their “To-Do” list. The college admission process is a juggling act where students must balance the admission process along with academics…

The first ADDIHACKS hackathon held February 8–10, 2019 at California State University Long Beach was an exciting 48 hours of competition and camaraderie among the 100 or so participants. The event featured college students, coding bootcamp students, and professionals divided into 16 teams. …

The 2019 year is here and ADDI would like to thank those who have donated towards the ADDIng to Our Future Scholarship Campaign.Your donations have assisted in furthering the education to those seeking to enter the innovation economy. ADDI has kicked off the new year by awarding two significant scholarships…

On the weekend of November 16th-17th, ADDI had the pleasure of sponsoring and supporting innovative Hack Haverhill Hackathon. It was a great opportunity for not only college and high school students but also professionals to come together to find solutions for the challenges that plague the community. ADDI looks forward to continuing its support in the coming years. Here is a recap on Hack Haverhill.

Since my move to the Los Angeles area, one of my personal goals for the American Digital Diversity Initiative (ADDI) was to support specific events that would assist and support digital inclusion efforts throughout the country. Upon hearing that my alma mater, the University of Massachusetts — Lowell, would be…