The Hispanic Heritage Foundation and Infosys Foundation USA are excited to host a LOFT Coder Summit in Richardson, Texas on February 28, 2020 as Latin@ coders gather to share ideas, energy and cultural pride!Â
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This Summit is part of HHF's broader Code as a Second Language (CSL) national initiative which has included LOFT Coder Summits across the country.
If you are a Latin@ coder, programmer, hacker, developer, and/ or a computer scientist, we invite you to be a part of this unparalleled experience.Â
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Join HHF as we debunk the technology industry’s greatest myths, and help bring together coders from across the nation, both students and professionals alike, to celebrate Latino culture, innovation and passion for computer programming.
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The Summit is a free one-day event filled with workshops, discussions, and opportunities to expand your network— please join us in redefining the landscape of computer technology through a heightened collaboration and representation of like-minded Latin@ students and professionals, all united and ignited by their endless passion for technology.
Register now and stay tuned for updates as we approach the date. If you have any questions please contact jacqueline@hispanicheritage.org and jasmin@hispanicheritage.org.Â

Infosys Foundation USA was established in 2015 with the mission of expanding computer science (CS) and maker education to K-12 students and teachers across the United States, with a specific focus on increasing access to underrepresented communities. The Foundation achieves impact through delivering professional development programs for teachers, partnering with leading nonprofits, and delivering innovative media campaigns that raise awareness about the Foundation’s commitment to bridging the digital divide. To date across all 50 states, the Foundation has reached approximately 14k teachers, 4 million students, and 22k schools.
The Hispanic Heritage Foundation is a national nonprofit which inspires, prepares, positions and connects minority leaders in the classroom, community and workforce to meet America’s priorities. Through HHF’s Code as a Second Language initiative, tens of thousands of Latino students across the nation, K-12, are introduce and taught to code. Once they are initiated, they are connected to each other, to mentors, and to the award-winning LOFT (Latinos On Fast Track) program for further development, connectivity and placement into the workforce (Visit www.HispanicHeritage.org) Follow HHF on Facebook and Twitter.