NEDC Assists in Renovating the G|Code House

Posted by Meghan Block

Published July 1, 2021

Updated May 23, 2025

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G|Code House is 5,000-square-foot Victorian home in Roxbury, MA, that will eventually serve as a co-working and co-living space where young women and non-binary individuals of color will develop technical skills. Our partners at NEDC are helping to renovate this space, and we had the unique opportunity to chat with David Supple (NEDC) and Bridgette Wallace (G|Code) about the project! Watch below.

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Meghan Block

Meghan was born and raised on the South Shore and attended college in Boston. After college, she married her high school sweetheart and followed him to Charleston, SC, and Groton, CT, where he served as a submarine officer in the United States Navy. Military life was an adventure, and after six crazy years of service (and two babies later!), the pair decided to move *home* to the South Shore in 2016 and put down some roots. Meghan is the proud owner of Boston Moms and work-at-home mom to William, Benjamin, and Caroline, born in 2013, 2015 and 2019. She loves meeting new people, encouraging moms, celebrating motherhood, and supporting small businesses.