All In Africa empowers Africans, bridging diversity gaps in tech through free open source education, mentorship, and vibrant community engagement. Participants gain technical skills, network with professionals, and collaborate on impactful projects.
GitHub Social Impact
Skilling, equity, and community
GitHub champions diversity and inclusion in tech by providing resources and training to underrepresented groups, aiming to skill 5,000 individuals in open source over three years. This fosters innovation, broadens access, and provides opportunities for all in the tech community.
Impact by the numbers
1,116 people skilled through All In to date
Unlocking potential, one person at a time.
112 universities represented in All In for students
Building bridges to a brighter future, together.
7,000+ voices captured in the 2021 Open Source DEI Survey
Amplifying inclusivity for a stronger tomorrow.
All In for Students
All In for Students offers tech students from underrepresented backgrounds open source education, training, and internships. Collaborating with partners, it fosters inclusivity in open source for future developers.
Initially I didn’t have the confidence to code. But, being a part of All In has been the greatest turning point in my career because it’s given me the opportunity and platform to learn and believe in myself that I can write software, and that I can pursue this as a career.
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