The event was organized by Code in the Schools JHU Carey Business School's Women in Business and AT&T.

Ride United offers helpline callers free rides to open up access to food, employment and medical needs. The Maryland Opioid Operational Command Center also provided a grant for rides to treatment for opioid use disorder in Baltimore city.

T. Rowe Price Foundation and CASH Campaign of Maryland partnered on a new space to serve entrepreneurs, and bring organizations serving them with financial resources together.

Baltimore overtook D.C. for the top spot on the latest edition of SmartAsset's annual study, looking at metrics such as number of women in tech roles and gender pay gap.

The Verizon Innovative Learning Program is designed to increase digital access. Baltimore's schools are among 100 joining across the country.

Arctaris Baltimore includes local partnership from the Abell Foundation and the Neighborhood Impact Investment Fund and will provide loans to businesses to finance growth.

Special Olympics Maryland partnered with SC&H Group to offer data visualization for this year's Corporate Plunge.

NET/WORK is the event to attend if you're in the market for a new job, or even just to join the local tech community and see who's hiring.

Engineering Manager Leemay Nassery shares her experiences as a woman in tech — and how she wants to see the industry change so other women don't feel the need to leave it.

Technical.ly's new Resource Roundup includes opportunities to apply to business-building programs and give back to the community this winter.