Avocademy was born from a need for more diverse designers. Current design programs are expensive and not accessible.
Avocademy is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2022 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: We teach UX/UI design and then help people get great jobs. The founders listed are Maca Baigorria (Founder), Alexandra Amico (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, January 25, 2022).
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Avocademy was born from a need for more diverse designers. Current design programs are expensive and not accessible. We make it accessible for anyone to break into the field and change careers. Our students are 75% women, 65% BIPOC, & 33% LGBTQ+.
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