Tulsa is rising as a national tech hub, but what makes this movement truly special is the commitment to innovation. On this episode of Notable, Black and In Tech, we sit down with Mikeal Vaughn, founder and executive director of Urban Coders Guild, to explore how his groundbreaking work is transforming tech education for underserved, underrepresented, and under-resourced students in Tulsa. Urban Coders Guild is more than just a program—it’s a movement. With a mission to provide high-quality computer science education, Mikeal and his team are breaking down barriers and creating pathways for middle and high schoolers to thrive in the tech world. From summer coding programs to year-round academic initiatives, students are building confidence, community, and competency, all while preparing for industry-recognized certifications and future opportunities in tech. 🌟 In this episode, you’ll discover: How Tulsa’s Black Tech Street, Tulsa Innovation Labs, and Urban Coders Guild are driving tech inclusion. The challenges faced by underserved students and how Urban Coders Guild is eliminating barriers. The journey from coding basics to industry-ready certifications for students. How this initiative is paving the way for college credit and high school graduation requirements in computer science. Whether you're a parent, community leader, tech professional, or someone passionate about shaping the next generation of innovators, this episode will inspire you to be part of the change. 🔔 Subscribe now and join us as we amplify the voices of Black tech founders, entrepreneurs, and career professionals who are rocking the industry. This is about building a future where everyone has a place—and a voice—in Tulsa’s tech revolution.