How white women in tech can harness their privilege to help create diversity
For starters, focusing on “women” as a category is reductionist and counterproductive.
Data science is creating a tidal wave of opportunity for women to get into executive leadership
Gone are the days of trashing a female exec for her “leadership skills” without taking a closer look at her personal and financial-performance metrics.
It’s 2016, so why is Super Mario still rescuing a cake-baking princess?
Balancing nostalgia and changing gender norms is tough but not impossible.
Jack Dorsey has done a good job of hiring women into positions of power
Eighty percent of Square reports to five women.
How to solve for the lack of women in technology
Why is the fastest-growing industry in the U.S. — which is predicted to provide more job opportunities than all other professional sectors — still failing to attract and retain women?
Code, girl! Setting my own bar prepared me for an unexpected Silicon Valley career.
Becoming an expert in the male-dominated fields of virtualization and cloud was a surprise even to me.
These women sent a generation of astronauts into space. Now Hollywood is telling their story.
“Hidden Figures” tells the story of mathematician Katherine Johnson and the other black women from NASA’s early days.
What my daughters learned at summer coding camp
They love collaboration and, above all, they are very fast learners when they see what technology can do for them.
