ANTOINETTE GRAY (she/her)

Antoinette is proud to join Hack.Diversity and to bridge the gap between diverse populations and resources/opportunities in tech. She’s excited to build and create innovative ways to engage the Hack.Community and promote an inclusive culture as a trusted support center for Alums beyond the completion of the Fellowship program. 

Prior to joining Hack, Antoinette served distinctive student populations through collegiate and career advisement at a plethora of non-profits and SUNY & CUNY institutions. 

She has always been passionate about racial equity, diversity, and inclusion (REDI) work since majoring in sociology at Hofstra University and sitting on numerous DEI committees. Antoinette received her Master's in Counseling from Manhattan College, which influences her holistic approach in the work she does today. Antoinette is enthusiastic about maintaining the Hack promise as Fellows transition into Alum.

In her downtime you can find her listening to or watching true crime podcasts, series or documentaries, singing along to 90’s R&B, and traveling.