Q4 2023 DataCamp Donates Digest
Education changes lives. As we face a future defined by data and AI, discover how the broader #DCDonates impact has helped turn potential into progress on a truly global scale.
Jan 27, 2024
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"Our mission at Women in Data is to increase diversity in data careers. DataCamp Donates plays an essential role in our education pillar, and we’re very grateful for this partnership." — Sadie St. Lawrence, Founder and CEO
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