'If we don’t get this right, the gaps that exist today will be exacerbated.'
Google has announced $20 million in new commitments to expand computer science education among communities that are underrepresented in the field. The company expects its funds to improve educational access for more than 11 million American students.
Google’s goal in distributing funds, Pichai says, was to support groups with “deep expertise in education” who work with underrepresented communities — including students in rural areas, as well as racial and gender minorities. “Living in the Bay Area... it’s clear to me how many schools here have already transitioned and incorporated exposure to CS education as part of their curriculum,” Pichai says. “It’s important that this happens across the country, to rural areas, to places that are historically underrepresented.
The group has set a goal of “reaching” 200,000 kids, adults, volunteers, and educators through CS programs by the year 2024 and will update Google regularly on its progress.
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