Apple opens applications for next Entrepreneur Camp for Black founders and developers Apple on Wednesday opened applications for the next session of its Entrepreneur Camp focusing on Black founders and developers, a project that was announced in February. The Apple Entrepreneur Camp for Black founders and developers is part of the company's $100 million Racial Equity and Justice Initiative and seeks to support underrepresented app makers and business owners as they build the next generation of apps. Applications for the next cohort are open now and will close on Aug. 17. The session runs online from Oct. 26 to Nov. 4, the company said in post to its developer blog. The first camp included 13 companies and helped produce apps like curated news service Black, health data export tool Health Auto Export and remote learning solution Hubli.