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Byte Back, a nonprofit, aims to close the digital divide in Washington D.C. and Baltimore by providing free tech training to underserved communities.

The 2023 Community Service Awards honors five amazing leaders who represent the four main pillars of SXSW (Education, Film, Music and Technology).

The 2023 Community Service Awards honors five amazing leaders who represent the four main pillars of SXSW (Education, Film, Music and Technology).

For Byte Back, the annual day of donating follows a series of 2017 milestones.

Clicks, whirrs, jobs and more.

Here's a look at the engineers making meaningful contributions to code and community, especially amid a challenging year.

Support is at a high point, but broadband adoption remains a challenge, say these founders, nonprofit pros and civic leaders from three mid-Atlantic cities.

Current and past leaders Joe Paul, Elizabeth Lindsey and founder Glenn Stein reflect on what the digital literacy nonprofit has meant to DC — and its plans for the future.

“Invest in yourself. Take a class. No one’s going to come and give you anything,” one alumna of the tech nonprofit said during her presentation.

The executive director of the tech-inclusion nonprofit Byte Back was named on The Root 100 for her work helping minority individuals secure living-wage tech careers.