Kristina Newton's guest appearances

Kristina Newton

Disruption Now

Good Stories: Why Relationships Matter Podcast

Kyle Kashuv

Janelle Monáe

Sevetri Wilson

Betsy Ross

Arlan Hamilton

Jemele Hill

Robert Greene

Bill Maher

Ryan Wilson

Jason Flom

Monique Woodard

Eric Thomas

Chris Powell

John Rogers

Rianka Dorsainvil

OwlTail

Jessica Mitchell

In this episode, we talk about tech training at the K-12 level, and how relationships are creating a future for us all. It features Kristina Newton (Hope For Youth), Jessica Mitchell (University Programs at Google), and Adah Pittman-Delancy (redefinED Atlanta).

In this episode, we talk about tech training at the K-12 level, and how relationships are creating a future for us all. It features Kristina Newton (Hope For Youth), Jessica Mitchell (University Programs at Google), and Adah Pittman-Delancy (redefinED Atlanta).

Building a Better Future For us All feat. Kristina Newton, Jessica Mitchell, & Adah Pittman-Delancey

Less than 1 percent of all U.S. engineering bachelor's degrees go to African-American women.  As a Black Woman,  Kristina  Newton has experienced doubt and isolation due to lack of representation, mentorship, and upward mobility opportunities; it's why she is committed to changing the statistics for Black and Brown girls in STEAM pathways. These statistics must change, and that is where HYPE comes in. HYPE is about more than just teaching girls how to code. It is providing hope, leaving a legacy, and doing our part to make sure that our future is better than our past.

Less than 1 percent of all U.S. engineering bachelor's degrees go to African-American women.  As a Black Woman,  Kristina  Newton has experienced doubt and isolation due to lack of representation, mentorship, and upward mobility opportunities; it's why she is committed to changing the statistics for Black and Brown girls in STEAM pathways. These statistics must change, and that is where HYPE comes in. HYPE is about more than just teaching girls how to code. It is providing hope, leaving a legacy, and doing our part to make sure that our future is better than our past.

Kristina Newton: Representation Matters