G{Code} Full Stack

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What is the mission of G{Code}?

• G{Code} was established in 2017 with the mission to bridge the disparity in technology opportunities among young Black, Brown, and Indigenous women and nonbinary individuals of color in Greater Boston.

2. How has The G{Code} House evolved over the years?

• Since its inception, G{Code} has become a leading force in the tech industry, championing diversity and inclusion, and emphasizing equity and social justice.

3. What is the goal of the G{Code} Full Stack project?

• The G{Code} Full Stack project aims to intertwine tech education with affordable housing, transforming lives and communities. It involves renovating 43 Hutchings Street in Dorchester into a state-of-the-art tech center that combines training with housing for fellows.

4. How will the tech center empower individuals?

• The tech center provides a 4,000-square-foot space for up to 14 young Black, Brown, and Indigenous women and nonbinary people of color to hone their technical skills, build professional networks, secure internships, and transition into the workforce. It utilizes a cohort model for peer learning and mentorship.

5. What makes the tech center unique?

• The tech center is designed to address both tech education and affordable housing, functioning like a 'full stack' solution. It's also accessible to the Dorchester community, broadening its impact.

6. What is the campaign's primary goal?

• The main goal of the campaign is to raise $750,000 to secure a matching grant that will fund the renovation of both the main house and the carriage house.

7. Tell us more about the Main House.

• The Main House provides housing for 14 low-income women and nonbinary people of color while they pursue technical training, internships, or full-time tech roles. It offers mentorship, personal and professional development workshops, and below-market rents.

8. What is the purpose of the Carriage House?

• The Carriage House serves as G{Code}'s tech center, featuring a computer lab and flexible space for workshops and events. It's open to the public, hosting programs, workshops, and events related to tech and entrepreneurship.

9. What are the campaign objectives?

• The campaign aims to secure financial resources for renovating the Victorian home and its carriage house, creating a safe and empowering housing environment for Black, Brown, and Indigenous women and non-binary individuals.

10. How can I contribute to the campaign? - You can make a one-time campaign donation or pledge to join G{Code}'s journey forward in empowering communities.

11. Where can I learn more about The G{Code} House and its team? - You can meet the team and find more information on G{Code} by visiting www.gcodehousedonate.org.