We are collecting corporate statements in response to racial injustice, along with Diversity/Inclusion reports and ICE contract information. We have several issues for requested companies, please feel free to add more!
## Overview
The project began in 2020 as an initiative to engage in Open Source programming and garnered attention during Hacktoberfest. With a strong focus on promoting accountability among corporations in the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement, this effort aimed to spotlight the disparity between corporate statements and actual change regarding racial injustice. Although the project has been closed, the community's collective learning experience is commendable and provides valuable insights into organizing open source initiatives.
In its essence, this project served as a platform to question superficial corporate solidarity statements and demand transparency in their commitment to diversity and change. By drawing on analysis from notable sources, it created a narrative around the necessary actions corporations need to take, making an important contribution to the dialogue on corporate responsibility.
## Features
- **Open Source Initiative**: Launched as a community project to foster learning and collaboration in Open Source programming.
- **Static Site Generator**: Built on the 11ty framework, providing a flexible and efficient way to generate static websites.
- **User-Friendly Setup**: Clear instructions to clone the repository and run the server locally, making it accessible for developers of all skill levels.
- **Responsive Design**: Utilizes Bootstrap 4 for a clean and responsive user interface that enhances the browsing experience.
- **Company Data Integration**: Simple structure for adding company data with templates provided for easy implementation.
- **Diversity Focus**: Aims to highlight and analyze corporate commitments towards racial equality and inclusivity, promoting accountability.
- **Educational Resource**: Offers insights and analysis on corporate statements regarding racial injustice, encouraging further dialogue and reflection.