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The Silicon Harlem 2nd Annual Tech Conference announced the winners of Hack360, a hackathon event held by the National Black Programming Consortium (NBPC) in partnership with Silicon Harlem that tested the skills of developers over a two-day period. The participants are all developing TV and Web series.
CES 2016, the largest annual international show for electronics, starts this week in Las Vegas. Here are five products BlackEnterprise.com hopes to demo while navigating the busy conference floor:
Five-year funding initiative called Prosperity Together devotes funds to low-income women with more from the Collaborative to Advance Equity through Research.
Members include black technologists, business owners, educators, faith leaders, entrepreneurs, and creatives from all over the surrounding area.
The Kenyan government signed agreements with HBCUs like Spelman College, Morehouse College, Clark Atlanta University, and Howard University.
