CCG is in its 20th year of publishing magazines that celebrate diversity and promote equal opportunities for minorities in the fields of engineering, math, science, and information technology.

US Black Engineer & InformationTechnology, published quartley, highlights opportunities for Black Americans in science and engineering fields. Hispanic Engineer & Information Technology, published biannually, is dedicated to promoting these opportunities for Hispanic Americans. Women of Color , published once a year for the Women of Color Technology Awards Conference, presents the inspiring success stories of our award winners and other female trailblazers in the fields of technology and science.Science Spectrum highlights the scientific achievements of minorities in research science and seeks to increase the number of under-represented minority students in science-related academic fields.

The magazines, with a combined readership of more than 130,000 in the U.S., Great Britain, and South Africa, have a history of presenting ideas, current events, and profiles of successful Hispanics, African Americans, Native Americans, and Asian Americans in scientific and technology-related disciplines. Articles on organizations that have achieved exemplary results in the diversification of their technology work forces are regular features.

The goal of each publication is to provide a broad-based and interesting set of features, articles, stories, and opinions that amplify the opportunities and progress that minorities are achieving, as well as prepare the audience for that next career step. CCG's magazines promote successes and feature organizations that are committed to helping minorities move forward.