This summer, Adobe will open its doors to 100 high school girls who will participate in a seven-week summer immersion program to learn the basics of coding while creating a network of sisterhood and professional role models through our partnership wi...
Much has been written this week about the administration’s move to repeal guidelines to public schools that allowed transgender students to use the bathroom of their choice. At Adobe, we believe that respect and equality are basic human rights. We ...
We were saddened to learn this weekend of a devastating fire in Oakland where dozens of lives were lost. This building housed a 24-hour artists' collective, and we at Adobe want to do what we can to help the victims and their families following th...
The spotlight on diversity and inclusion in the tech industry continues to be a major focus. Adobe is among many tech companies that have released statistics on the diversity of their workforce, hired or named leaders to address the issues, and a...
Today, we’re excited to be featured as Girls Who Code (GWC)’s “Partner of the Day.” This summer, Adobe has 100 female employees and 60 female interns who are volunteering as mentors for the GWC Summer Immersion Program, which is a 7-week cour...
Meet the girls who are making the most of seven weeks of Girls Who Code classes. Diana Navarro is a rising junior at Rutgers University majoring in computer science and interning on Adobe’s Photoshop Engineering team—but just four years ago, D...
For the fourth consecutive year, Adobe has been recognized as one of the most community-minded companies in the U.S. by Points of Light, the organization behind The Civic 50, which sets the standard for corporate civic engagement. The Civic 50 mea...
From ecologists to civil rights advocates, imaginative coders to an editor challenging religious stereotypes, this year’s 25 recipients of Adobe Creativity Scholarships continue the mission of their 75 predecessors – integrating social issues the...
It was an exciting week – not only did we welcome a new wave of interns and college grad hires, but we also fired up our Girls Who Code (GWC) immersion program. More than 40 high school girls arrived at our San Jose site eager to explore what i...
Adobe’s new corporate responsibility initiative, Project 1324, was recently acknowledged by one of its partners, the We Are Family Foundation (WAFF), with the We are Family Foundation Visionary Award. This award identifies a corporation whose p...
Adobe has been named to Corporate Responsibility Magazine’s “100 Best Corporate Citizens” list, ranking No. 27 -- a jump of 44 spots in one year. This is the second year we’ve made the list, which recognizes companies for their transparency...
The Bay Area in California is a celebrated hotbed of innovation and wealth. However, it also harbors inequities amid rising poverty rates. Dedicated artists and organizations are working to increase access to educational opportunities and open door...
