Just over a year since officially launching its Racial Equity and Justice Initiative (REJI) with a $100 million commitment, Apple is going to invest another $30 million to broaden its efforts even further. The new commitments will see Apple expand access to equity in education, elevate more app founders and technologists from underrepresented backgrounds – including a new Hispanic/Latinx Entrepreneur Camp cohort, and invest further in criminal justice and environmental justice organizations.
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