Some better than others: "Starting next month, my cofounder and I will stop taking a salary, and we're moving all our employees to part-time in order to extend our cash on hand through the end of the year," said one D.C.-based CEO.

Check out these professional development-focused events from JLABS, SEED SPOT, Vinetta Project DC, Thinkful DC, TransitScreen and more.

The new software product, Kamsa, from Lola Han's startup provides global market compensation data to companies that need help establishing equal pay for equal work.

3D tours, jobs and more.

Temperature Check was founded by events pro Bruce Pike in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The startup's products are designed for use in office buildings, restaurants and event venues.

Though the financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, the stock media company said it will continue to operate as its own entity.

Up to 150 D.C. students can attend a weeklong virtual tech camp for free, thanks to a partnership between iD Tech and Salesforce that stemmed from a Howard University connection.

Regional Sponsorship Lead Rajvi Mehta shares the opportunities the nonprofit's local chapter has for women working in tech, including virtual events, a Slack channel and book club.

AARP Innovation Labs will support HU with tech and resources to improve the health of adults age 50 and up who might have chronic conditions and live in underserved communities.

Through the fund, underrepresented communities in tech will receive a $2,500 for tech bootcamps at universities like George Washington University.

Nov. 30 will kick off a 10-day virtual experience to honor organizations and individuals for their social impact work.