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September 17: Join the Human Computer Project for an event at the Hampton History Museum

Human Computer Project to Announce Launch at Event Hosted by Americans Who Tell the Truth and ASALH Hampton Roads

PRESS RELEASE: August 31, 2015CARTER G.

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The Human Computer Project, Americans Who Tell the Truth and ASALH Hampton Roads Host Event in Hampton, Virginia

PRESS RELEASE: August 31, 2015 CARTER G.

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2015: Centennial Celebrations for ASALH and NACA

A century ago, a self-educated former coal miner and the son of former slaves launched a publication entitled the Journal of Negro History.

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Intel invests $300 million in workplace diversity

Tech titan Intel has pledged $300 million to back its efforts to diversify its workforce.

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The Power of Story, 2014 Edition

That storytelling, one of humankind's oldest activities, is topping the list of 2014's most compelling "technologies" is a testament to the power of a good narrative to transform even the most challenging situations.

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Google and Lawrence O'Donnell honor pioneering Human Computers

World War II was a watershed moment for professional female mathematicians.

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Margot Lee Shetterly speaks at NASA Langley's Women's History Program

Hidden Figures author Margot Lee Shetterly presents her research as a part of NASA-Langley's Women's History Money celebration.

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