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The Diversity Sprint SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF DIVERSITY THROUGH THE Antoine Patton, LENS OF Coding Coach EDUCATION AND EMPOWERMENT How this will work Steps of the Diversity Sprint Overview of the Problem Expert Interview Lightning Demo


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SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF DIVERSITY THROUGH THE LENS OF EDUCATION AND EMPOWERMENT

The Diversity Sprint

Antoine Patton, Coding Coach

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How this will work

Steps of the Diversity Sprint

Overview of the Problem Expert Interview Lightning Demo Decide on Solution Prototype the Solution Test the Solution

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The Problem

Datausa.io OF CODERS IN THE UNITED STATES ARE BLACK OR LATINO

<12%

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The

  • pportunity

NEW TECH JOBS EVERY MONTH

10,000

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OPPORTUNITY & Access

The Inclusion problem is smaller compared to the access problem. It’s not like tech companies have access to a huge pool of thousands of under represented coders looking for a job. And POC don't have the most access to what it takes to become successful in Tech

Is Inclusion the Big Problem?

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EDUCATION EMPOWERMENT

Most people of color aren’t worried about inclusion, they are stressing about education cost, about not having technical equipment, about not having the free time to actually commit to studying.

THE BIGGER PROBLEMS

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EDUCATION EMPOWERMENT

TIME EQUIPMENT EDUCATION

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IMPEDIMENTS IN THE USER STORY

COST OF EDUCATION

The cost of college tuition or bootcamps are too expensive for many people of color.

ACCESS TO COMPUTERS

Over 40% of households don't have computer or laptop devices.

DEDICATED STUDY TIME

Many marginalized people don't have the leisure to spend time on non-compensated activities.

TECH SUCCESS!

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CASE STUDY

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2005 - Graduated from H.S. in Buffalo, NY 2009 - Sentenced to 8 years in prison 2008 - Arrested for illegal possession of a weapon 2011 - Starting self-teaching himself code 2012 - Built 1st version of the Photo Patch website 2014 - Released from prison & moved to Florida. 2015 - Founded a 501c3 Photo Patch Foundation 2016 - Launched Atlas Digital Group 2018 - Released "From Cages to Stages" Memoir 2019 - Launched Unlock Academy

Timeline

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Global Impact

Introduced 15,000 people to coding and coached them to building their first websites. Connected 30,000 youth to their parents in prison via the Photo Patch app. Helped raise $500,000 for charities focused on empowering youth and social entrepreneurship.

Forbes CNET Atlanta Black Star Steve Harvey TV The Today Show Black Enterprise

amongs others...

Colorlines.com The Takeaway

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How did I get so strong in prison?

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EDUCATION EMPOWERMENT

TIME EQUIPMENT EDUCATION

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TIME EQUIPMENT EDUCATION

How do we scale this?

If we could scale the number of POC in code, we can increase the diversity numbers.

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TECHONOMIC JUSTICE

GOAL

If we had unlimited resources what would be a practical solution to educating and empowering more people of color who do have an interest in tech?

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TEST THE PROTOTYPE

10 minutes

RAPID PROTOTYPING

10 minutes

DECIDE ON SOLUTION

5 minutes

LIGHTNING DEMOS

5 minutes of research 5 minutes of ideating

EXPERT INTERVIEW

10 minutes

OVERVIEW OF THE PROBLEM

5 minutes

THE DIVERSITY SPRINT