Software development should be accessible, inclusive, and sustainable, so that developers around the world can learn, contribute, grow, and feel like they belong. GitHub has committed to skilling 5,000 people in open source in the next three years to to drive diversity, equity, and inclusion in the open source community.

Everyone deserves to have the opportunity to create, innovate, and collaborate while contributing to our digital future. As the home for all developers, we're committed to ensuring that there is full and equal participation of people with disabilities in the development process.

Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of this century. In partnership with Microsoft, the developer community, our employees, and nonprofit organizations, we are building a sustainable global platform that empowers developer collaboration, accelerates human progress, and contributes to the protection of our world.

Humanitarian crises strike at a moment’s notice. From climate-related disasters to human rights movements, we work together with nonprofits and the developer community to act with swiftness, transparency, and trust. This ensures developers and GitHub employees can leverage our products and technology to make the biggest impact.