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CodeSquad is a non-profit organization that trains talented, low-income adults from Greater Boston -

05/26/2026

Project Night 2026 is just one month away! Join us virtually on June 23 at 6:30 pm to see what our graduating students have built after months of intensive full-stack web development training.

💻 Save your spot now at https://codesquad.org/project-night/project-night-2026.html

05/21/2026

Meet Jacqui, part of our 2026 Cohort, and a presenter at our upcoming Project Night!

"Hi, my name is Jacqui and I work in ebook development as a Senior Manager. I've been in publishing for 18 years, working mostly on ebook conversion and more recently, ebook accessibility. I decided to pursue a full stack web developer certificate at CodeSquad because I want to make websites more accessible. Even though I have a background in HTML and CSS I didn't know all the other pieces."

Join us June 23 at Project Night to meet Jacqui and see the projects that the 2026 Cohort has created. RSVP now at https://codesquad.org/project-night/project-night-2026.html

05/19/2026

Save the date! CodeSquad Project Night is happening on June 23, 2026, at 6:30 pm ET. Join us virtually for an evening of inspiration and tech talent on display. 🎉 Our students have spent months in our full-stack web development bootcamp learning in-demand skills and building real-world applications. Come see them present their work and help them launch their software careers!

💻 RSVP now at https://codesquad.org/project-night/project-night-2026.html

05/06/2026

We are proud to announce that the Moses Kimball Fund has renewed its support for CodeSquad for another year! Their continued investment helps talented adults from underserved communities gain in-demand tech skills and launch well-paid, creative, and flexible careers. We are grateful to the Kimball Fund for their belief in our mission to create lasting economic opportunity.

04/29/2026

Meet Desmend Jetton, CodeSquad’s Lead Teaching Fellow and Curriculum Specialist. Desmend has worked as a software engineer for over 6 years, including at Nordstrom and Vivid Seats. He also co-founded an AI-enterprise startup Octave-X. Earlier in his career, he was a City Year Corps Member and AmeriCorps Vista volunteer. We are thrilled to have him on our team!

04/15/2026

Meet Rachel Jules, CodeSquad’s new Program Director. Originally from Boston, Rachel is an experienced leader with 9+ years in education, human services, and nonprofit program management. With degrees in Management & Logistics and Psychology, she has led partnerships for an education startup and run an emergency shelter serving 200+ residents. She’s excited to support talented adult learners as they grow and thrive!

04/08/2026

CodeSquad is proud to partner with YUPRO Placement, a recruiting platform founded by Year Up United that connects skilled graduates of alternative training programs with career opportunities. This partnership helps our graduates take the next step into sustainable careers in tech, and we are excited to join YUPRO for this opportunity!

04/01/2026

We are so grateful to Senators Ed Markey and Elizabeth Warren for their previous support of CodeSquad's grant proposals to the Senate Appropriations Committee! Join us in thanking Ed Markey and Elizabeth Warren and encouraging continued support for programs like CodeSquad. Together, we can build a more inclusive tech workforce!

03/25/2026

We’re proud to share that CodeSquad has earned the Platinum Seal of Transparency from Candid! This seal reflects our commitment to accountability, measurable outcomes, and sharing clear data about the work we do to expand access to careers in tech.

03/18/2026

We are thrilled to share that Webster Bank is a supporter of CodeSquad! Their investment enables talented adults from underserved communities to develop in-demand technical skills and build meaningful careers in tech, creating long-term economic opportunities for themselves and their families. We are grateful for their partnership!

03/10/2026

Thanks to a grant from the Ramlose Foundation, students in the 2026 cohort, like Miguel Melendez, received new laptops for the 2026 Bootcamp. Reliable technology is crucial to our students’ success in fully engaging in coursework and projects. Thank you to the Ramlose Foundation for empowering the next generation of tech talent!

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