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Expand Up @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Scala has been taking part in Google Summer of Code since 2010 with more than 65

For this year's edition we have gathered more than 5 mentors and even more project ideas for you to work on!

One of Scala Center’s most important goals is to encourage diversity and inclusion proactively reach out to underrepresented groups in tech. Google Summer of Code is the perfect opportunity for us to get in touch and engage students around the world and encourage the creation of a new, more diverse generation of contributors to Scala and its ecosystem.
One of Scala Center’s most important goals is to encourage diversity and inclusion proactively by reaching out to underrepresented groups in tech. Google Summer of Code is the perfect opportunity for us to get in touch and engage students around the world and encourage the creation of a new, more diverse generation of contributors to Scala and its ecosystem.

Please spread the word, engage with your networks and let students apply.

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