It’s clear that the drive to foster an inclusive workplace is more present today than ever—but many companies struggle with their blind spots and need help bringing DEI into their core operations. Learn more about our efforts with Netta Jenkins, our VP of Global Inclusion.
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Unqork’s community for Latinx and Hispanic employees and allies. Mucho Amor’s mission is to cultivate, champion, celebrate, and contribute to the Latinx and Hispanic community - both inside and outside of Unqork.
Unqork’s community for caregivers in all situations. From parents at every stage of parenthood, to those who care for adult relatives, this group supports employees and their families by highlighting unique issues and needs around work-life balance. We are dedicated to providing support and hosting events that celebrate work and family integration.
Chocolatey’s goal is to attract, retain, and develop top Black talent by advocating for equal representation at every level within Unqork. Chocolatey’s programming is centered around fellowship, career and personal development, and building a safe space that celebrates diverse voices across the African diaspora.
We support military service members and their families as they transition from military service to new veteran civilian professional careers in the tech sector and to continue to support them as they progress in their careers in tech.
Womxn of Unqork is dedicated to empowering all Unqork womxn and to disrupting the workplace so it is designed for the success of all gender identities.We welcome all womxn identifying individuals and allies to our group as we work toward ensuring Unqork is a global example for womxn’s empowerment inside and outside of the workplace.
Our mission is to include, support, and celebrate LGBTQIA+ & Ally employees & clients, their contributions to Unqork, and their families across the world. Join us in our efforts!
The no-code Creators of the future won’t necessarily be found in a bootcamp or a four-credit computer science course—in fact, many of them haven’t even graduated high school yet.
