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Girls Who Code Dumps Activision Blizzard
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Girls Who Code has ended its longstanding partnership with Activision Blizzard following the revelations of sexual harassment and workplace abuse that have arisen since the state of California filed a lawsuit against the company on July 21, 2021. Girls Who Code has been working with Activision Blizzard to put on its Summer Immersion Program since 2018. This appears to have finally come to an end.
Girls Who Code is an advocacy group that seeks to close the widening gender gap in the technology
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