Reports, Briefings, & Industry Updates
Stay up to date with the latest research reports, industry briefs, and relevant news updates. This section serves as a hub for key developments in technology, research, and industry trends that impact communities and sectors globally. Whether you're looking for detailed reports or quick summaries, this space keeps you informed and connected.
State of Computer Science Report (2024)
The 2024 State of Computer Science Report provides essential insights for community members, educators, researchers, and policymakers on the state of computer science (CS) education. Highlighting critical gaps—especially for underserved students—the report presents data, policy recommendations, and global trends to help shape the future of K-12 CS. With evidence showing that even one course boosts students' earnings, this resource is crucial for anyone invested in creating equitable, impactful education strategies.
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By Age Six, Children Think Boys Are Better Than Girls at Computing and Engineering, New American Institutes for Research Study Shows | American Institutes for Research (2024)
Children as young as age 6 develop gender stereotypes about computer science and engineering, viewing boys as more capable than girls, according to new results from an American Institutes for Research (AIR) study. However, math stereotypes are far less gendered, showing that young children do not view all science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields as the same.
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State of Diversity: Native Tech Ecosystem (2023)
The 2023 State of Diversity: The Native Tech Ecosystem report explores the ongoing systemic exclusion of Native communities in the technology sector. Despite the booming tech industry, which employs millions and generates massive wealth, Native communities remain marginalized in K-12 computer science education, tech workforce participation, and entrepreneurship. This report highlights the need for Native inclusion in tech decision-making and leadership to ensure equitable opportunities, while addressing both the potential benefits and harms of technology on Native cultures. With actionable recommendations, it calls for a shift towards a tech industry where Native communities are producers of technology, not just consumers.
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