Whether we’re talking about adult entrepreneurs or children who want to be scientists and computer programmers, genius is equally distributed across gender, race, and class - opportunity is not.
Read MoreThank you to those who attended, and for those of you who were unable to make it, I’m proud to share with you some photos and reflections on the event.
Read MoreThere is no "birthday" for the day that you realize the color of your skin makes you different in a way that is not valued in our country.
Read MoreThe need for diversity in culture, perspective and innovation within the education sector was one major theme that resonated throughout #SXSWEdu. There were several events and sessions throughout the conference focused on diversity.
Read MoreMeet our 2016 Fellows who are changing their communities through edtech, schools, mindfulness, health films, and more.
Read MoreThere were 130 applicants who applied to be a Camelback Fellow! We are truly humbled by the great ideas that were shared with us to improve all aspects of education.
Read MoreCamelback Ventures has taught me the essence of trusting the unfamiliar. Not fully knowing what to expect when working with a start-up company, I figured that it was worth a try.
Read MoreGetting coaching on pitches can quickly shift from the “Manna from heaven” feeling to trying to hear a penny drop in Times Square—impossible to hear your voice amidst the noise.
Read MoreFor all that you do for our family and for the future generation of creators, freedom fighters, problem solvers, doers and believers, thank you.
Read MoreThe alum’s question left me saying “preach,” all-the-while knowing that the answer would be insufficient—not due to malice, but lack of experience and empathy.
Read MoreSix Camelback Fellows pitched in front of over 70 leaders from the New Orleans educational ecosystem at the Camelback Launch Party.
Read MoreTo see a vision that has been gestating for 18-months finally being birthed is exciting. To be in the presence of 11 entrepreneurs reminds me of what is possible when we elevate the genius of underrepresented entrepreneurs.
Read MoreWe are thrilled to announce our 2015 Camelback Fellows! Each application we received demonstrated the tremendous passion and determination entrepreneurs have to make social change.
Read MoreEntrepreneurs of color have innovated to improve their communities’ way before the words “social innovation” was a catch phrase.
Read MoreSheryl’s quest began one sweltering day when she was pregnant and upset that Google had no front-door maternity parking. Emboldened, Sheryl marches into the CEO’s office and explains the injustice. The two male co-founders—as though it never occurred to them—instantaneously made the change.
Read MoreI asked myself what will I do so that one generation our children aren’t faced with the same choices?
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