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Access to the right resources can significantly impact entrepreneurial success. This curated guide is designed to inform and assist Founders by highlighting a variety of government and private sector programs.

After 10 years of being hosted in San Francisco's Castro neighborhood, the Lesbians Who Tech conference says they're done with city by the bay.

Meet nine inspiring LGBTQ entrepreneurs making waves in their industries. From tech to fashion, these trailblazers are changing the game.

Despite demands for progress and advocacy movements centering gender and race and other inequalities there’s been little progress in rooting out sexism or racism in tech.

Mentorship programmes can help empower women for gender diversity to boost economic growth

How Cisco’s Commitment to DEI Helped It Keep One of Its Best Employees ...

The city committee that oversees San Francisco street closures approved most of Lesbians Who Tech’s proposed Castro neighborhood plans for its mid-October confab — with one major exception.

Loans have costly interest rates — explore your other funding options by checking out these 16 grants for LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs and businesses.

MongoDB, Inc today announced new education partnerships and initiatives to enable and empower future developers through education and help close the widening software-development skills gap globally. To ensure the training is accessible to more devel

One of the many criticisms of Castro Theatre management company Another Planet Entertainment is that the movie palace has been dark a good portion of the time since it took over last year and that likely will continue, officials said.