A. Bradberry

  View in browser This newsletter provides a monthly recap of the biggest headlines about women and computing, news about NCWIT, and links to resources to equip you as change

The past few months have seen increased public attention to sexual harassment in the tech industry; this attention has also resulted in some more significant consequences for the perpetrators than

a guest blog post by NCWIT Counselors for Computing (C4C) Program Director Angela Cleveland for a blog run by Aspirations in Computing Community Member Kyla Guru

All of us at NCWIT have been inspired by “Hidden Figures,” and we are still reeling from our celebration of the book and film at the 2017 NCWIT Summit last

All of us at NCWIT have been inspired by “Hidden Figures,” and we are still reeling from our celebration of the book and film at the 2017 NCWIT Summit earlier

NCWIT Awards challenge stereotypes, encourage persistence, and celebrate contributions. NCWIT Summit award celebrations are available to watch on the livestream: ncwit.org/livestream. The NCWIT is holding its annual “NCWIT Summit on

The NCWIT Summit is the world’s largest annual convening of change leaders in key positions for reversing women’s underrepresentation in computing. Main events are available to watch at ncwit.org/livestream. The NCWIT

All of us at NCWIT have been inspired by “Hidden Figures,” and we are so excited to celebrate the book and film at the 2017 NCWIT Summit this month! Author

At NCWIT, our mission is to increase the meaningful and influential participation of women in the field of computing. Lessons from previous gender equity efforts have demonstrated that attending to

As an NCWIT stakeholder, you learn to recognize and address unconscious or implicit bias by attending our Summit and workshops, by utilizing our resources, and by responding to bias in

In recent months, our country has seen a surge in violent tragedies related to long-standing systems of racial and other social biases. While our focus at NCWIT is typically on

The NCWIT today honors Kate Matsudaira with the 2016 NCWIT Symons Innovator Award for her outstanding work in managing and advancing technology startups, as well as building and operating large-scale

The Reel Women in Technology (Reel WiT) Award for the best portrayal of a leading woman in technology is presented by the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, Google,

NCWIT Summit award celebrations are available to watch on the livestream: ncwit.org/livestream. The NCWIT is honoring change leadership and mentorship in academia, as well as the technological accomplishments of college

Main events are available to watch on the livestream: ncwit.org/livestream. The NCWIT will hold its annual “NCWIT Summit on Women and IT: practices and ideas to revolutionize computing” on Monday,

The 2016 NCWIT Summit begins on Monday, May 16, and you do not want to miss out! More than 700 change leaders from the NCWIT community of educators, entrepreneurs, corporate