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Applications are now open for the Invent Penn State Summer Founders program, which provides a $15,000 grant to entrepreneurial teams with at least one Penn State student to work full time on their startup, social good or nonprofit over the summer. Applications are due Feb. 13.

Applications are now open for the Invent Penn State Summer Founders program, which provides a $15,000 grant to entrepreneurial teams with at least one Penn State student to work full time on their startup, social good or nonprofit over the summer. Applications are due Feb. 13.

Ousted Black Girls Code founder Kimberly Bryant is denying employee allegations after being dismissed as leadership head.

Black Girls Code said on Tuesday that it was investigating "serious allegations of workplace impropriety," according to media reports.

Black Girls Code founder Kimberly Bryant said that she was not informed that the nonprofit's board was set to vote on her suspension.

Kimberly Bryant, founder of Black Girls Code. Jeff Vespa/Getty Images for Glamour Kimberly Bryant, the founder of Black Girls Code, told Insider her

Black Girls CODE has taught over 20,000 girls tech skills and has partnered with Nike, Facebook, and Google.

Kimberly Bryant, the founder of Black Girls Code, has been removed as leadership head amid allegations of workplace impropriety. 

Kimberly Bryant, founder of Black Girls Code. Screenshot Black Girls Code founder Kimberly Bryant has been removed from leading the nonprofit. In a

Jamaican team Stronger Together copped fifth place in the Caribbean Girls Hack Technocreativity H...