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Call for Code P-TECH Challenge announces top honors
The future looks bright for teens who participated in the global Call for Code P-TECH Challenge to propose ways that cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI) technology can address social and humanitarian issues related to COVID-19, ...
IBMers in Canada fight human trafficking with the DataJam competition
According to Public Safety Canada, in 2018, 97% of victims of human trafficking were women and girls...
Thinking big with Tech Divas from Black Girls CODE
Nearly five years ago, an IBM colleague introduced me to Black Girls CODE, an organization dedicated to training young Black girls to write code. Instinctively, I jumped at the chance to volunteer. I first learned how to code in college, and still ...
Corporate responsibility: Building a more sustainable, equitable future
I am proud to share IBM’s 2020 Corporate Responsibility Report. This collection of programs, ...
Introducing Professor Idiom: IBM Service Corps chatbot engages students in new ways
IBM Service Corps partnered with the Abheda Foundation in India to design and build an AI-based ...
IBM volunteers help school kids build AI skills across Greater China
Technological innovation is reshaping jobs, professions, and industries here in China and across the...
How IBMers on “Silicon Bayou” helped Louisiana recover from ransomware attacks
Cybercrime against U.S. public school districts is on the rise. A new IBM study shows nearly 60% of ...
When data met water in Kenya: IBM Service Corps
The Upper Tana watershed in Kenya is a virtual gold mine for data. The possibilities to measure, register and store data on water quality and the effects of preservation activities are endless. This data can guide professionals from the Upper Tana-...
