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Tech workforce development pathway through Non profit & SMB Support
"I would lean heavily towards the idea of stewarding a group of ADA devs to connect and support IT needs across nonprofits and small/micro businesses so that: we are not literally developing in silos; we promote resource sharing with infrastructure solutions that alleviate human resource and financial constraints for already-overburdened communities; and most importantly we are cultivating a safe learning and working environment for grads to thrive and strengthen ties in community-based orgs and businesses." - Jan
Engineering_Economic_Resilience.pdfC.O.D.E.R.S
C.O.D.E.R.S
INARAMID is a for-profit company that contracts with nonprofits and small businesses to provide the ongoing technical support they can't build internally. You staff it with Ada Developers Academy graduates who get real, community-based work experience — not corporate busy work, not portfolio filler, but actual infrastructure that organizations depend on. And the funding comes from a combination of direct client revenue, workforce development grants, and corporate partnerships. This isn't a nonprofit model. It's not a volunteer program. It's a business — your business — that happens to solve a massive gap in the social sector.
Engineering_Economic_Resilience.pptx.mp4The Hackathon & Coding Camp Graveyard
The Hackathon & Coding Camp Graveyard
The Hackathon Graveyard
The Hackathon Graveyard
Every year, thousands of engineers show up at social impact hackathons. They build brilliant tools for nonprofits over a weekend. By Monday, they go back to their day jobs. The nonprofit is left with software they can't host, update, or fix. The code dies.
INARAMID solves that. Your Ada cohort doesn't just participate in the hackathon — they adopt the resulting tech. They provide the ongoing security, hosting, and maintenance so the tools actually survive. That's a service worth paying for, and there are organizations willing to fund it.
Date: March 6, 2026
Location: Hyatt Regency Bellevue Bellevue, WA, 98004
In conjunction with OpenAI’s office opening in Bellevue, Washington, OpenAI is teaming up with the City of Bellevue, Bellevue Chamber of Commerce, and Washington SBDC to host a Small Business AI Jam on Friday, March 6th.
The Jam is an in-person, hands-on workshop that helps small business leaders learn practical ways to use ChatGPT in their day-to-day work–from writing marketing copy and organizing schedules to handling customer messages or bookkeeping.
Building on successes of OpenAI’s Small Business Jam in November 2025 across 5 cities, we will convene the business community in Bellevue to spend the day learning side-by-side with ChatGPT mentors, with support from community partners and local leaders. By the end of the day, small business owners will walk away with at least one ready-to-use AI solution tailored to your business.
Date: March 31, 2026
Location: Sheraton Grand Seattle WA, 98122
Join the NVIDIA Developer Community for an evening of learning, connection, and conversation alongside fellow builders, founders, and AI practitioners attending Seattle Startup Summit.
This special meetup brings together developers, startup teams, and technical leaders to explore what’s new across the NVIDIA stack and how it’s powering the next wave of AI innovation.
What to Expect
Presentations from internal NVIDIA experts
Live Q&A sessions
Dedicated networking time with developers, founders, and partners
Refreshments provided
Swag + raffle prizes
Whether you're building, experimenting, scaling, or just getting started, this meetup is designed to spark ideas and meaningful connections within the local AI ecosystem.
Date: April 26th
Location: AI House, Seattle WA
Hack for Social Impact
Hack for Social Impact
AI House
AI House
Hack for Social Impact
Hack for Social Impact
Workshops can be scheduled to meet language access and ADA accommodation needs in partnership with each hosting location.
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