Hidden Genius Project Hosts ‘Brothers Code’ STEAM Event
December 14, 2023
The Hidden Genius Project (HGP) hosted its 11th Annual “Brothers Code” STEAM event at the USC Michelson Center for Convergent Bioscience.
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The Hidden Genius Project
The Hidden Genius Project Prepares Black Male Youth for Work of the Future
September 23, 2022
The organization is celebrating #10YearsofGenius with a showcase of 21st century technical projects.
The Hidden Genius Project Partners With The Compton Girls Club for STEAM Program
March 30, 2022
The Hidden Genius Project partnered with the Compton Girls Club for eight weeks to enrich STEAM programming for girls and non-binary youth from undeserved communities. On Saturday, March 26, students came together at Helen Keller Park in South Los Angeles to present their very own digital magazines. This program allowed students to come together for an eight-week program centered around front-end development skills utilizing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript programming languages by building their own portfolio/magazine. This event, hosted by The Hidden Genius Project and Compton Girls Club, ensured that participating students would have projects to take away with them for
Blavity, Inc. Moves Nation’s Largest Black Tech Conference, Afrotech, to Oakland, Ca
October 4, 2019
Celebrating its fourth anniversary, Blavity, Inc. – home to the largest network of platforms and lifestyle brands serving the multifaceted lives of Black millennials, today announced the relocation of AfroTech – the nation’s largest technology conference for African American techies and entrepreneurs – to Oakland, California. AfroTech 2019 will take place November 7 – 10, 2019 at the Oakland Convention Center and surrounding venues located in the heart of Oakland.