CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP

Corporate Citizenship in the United States

We are committed to improving the way the world works and lives.

Overview

At Accenture, we demonstrate responsible leadership in response to today’s most pressing challenges. It’s our commitment as stewards of a more inclusive and sustainable world. We use our global capabilities and digital experience to address a wide range of societal issues—and improve the way the world works and lives. From Skills to Succeed to the environment, our people are making a difference across the US and around the world.

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We are using digital technology to help immigrants and refugees.

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A television producer in Nepal, Sujan worked at a donut shop to make ends meet after he moved to Chicago. Thanks to Upwardly Global, Sujan now works at Accenture and is using his television and broadcast skills.
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Let’s triple the number of women in computing.

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We partnered with Girls Who Code on new research, Cracking the Gender Code, which reveals the gender gap in computing is getting worse. If we act now, we can triple the number of women in computing by 2025. Let’s #CracktheCode!
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Stories of Empowerment

Learn about some of the people who are using the skills gained through Skills to Succeed initiatives to create better lives for themselves. Read more stories from around the world.

Meet Amaryah, Atlanta

After completing Girls Who Code’s Summer Immersion program, Amaryah added Advanced Placement Computer Science and Calculus to her high school schedule. She now plans to study software or chemical engineering in college, and is hosting a Girls Who Code Club at her school.
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Meet Zahia, Houston

Zahia was a network security administrator in Algeria before she came to the US where she struggled to find a job. Thanks to support from Upwardly Global, she was able to develop job search skills that ultimately helped her land a job as a network security engineer and provide a brighter future for her family.
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Meet Julia, Raleigh

After serving in the Air Force, Julia struggled to balance her transition to a civilian career with parenting and work. Thanks to support from the Institute for Veterans and Military Families, Julia now has a great job and is back in school.
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Meet Laneshia, Chicago

During high school, Laneshia was living in foster care, struggling academically and spending days and nights on the streets. After joining Genesys Works and interning at Accenture, she turned things around and became valedictorian of her high school class—and is now a college student on a full scholarship.
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Meet Max, Miami

Max was working at his family’s print shop and learning to code from YouTube. Year Up’s Java programming course led by Accenture volunteers helped him land an internship and later a full-time programming job—giving him financial security. Now, Max no longer worries about paying for his college tuition.
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Meet Michael, Washington

A 12th grade student, Michael had many interests, but lacked exposure to professional opportunities that could help him identify his passion. His experiences at KIPP and internship at Accenture enabled him to gain professional skills, while also learning how to follow through on things and balance self-assurance and humility. Michael is now a college student—on a full scholarship.
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