While it is encouraging to see organizations like Tucker-Barrett working to help women of color pursue careers in technology and engineering, it is important to remember that there is still a long way to go in terms of achieving true equity in these fields. There are still many barriers that women of color face in the tech and engineering industries, and it will take more than just one organization to make a lasting change.
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Tucker-Barrett's Nonprofit Aims to Help Women of Color Pursue Tech & Engineering Careers
Clarke Sanders
Tucker-Barrett is a growing nonprofit in Hartford that is helping women of color pursue careers in technology and engineering. According to the Hartford Business Journal, the organization is dedicated to helping these women gain the skills and resources they need to succeed in the tech and engineering fields. The organization provides mentorship, training, and other resources to help these women reach their goals.
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