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March 19, 2020Wendy DuBow, Ph.D. At NCWIT, we advocate for changing the system, not the individuals. The historical underrepresentation of some groups in computing and engineering stems from systemic exclusion. Exclusionary policies and […]

  Sunday, March 8, is International Women’s Day (IWD), and we look forward to celebrating alongside change leaders like you from around the world! Follow NCWIT on Twitter for 24

Computer science educators, researchers, and other experts will gather on March 11-14 in Portland, Oregon for the Special Interest Group on Computer Science Education (SIGCSE) Technical Symposium 2020. NCWIT will

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*/ /*–>*/   Mark your calendars for Women’s History Month, an annual event that includes International Women’s Day (IWD), Sunday, March 8, 2020. IWD is celebrated in many countries as

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 leaders for increasing women’s

*/ /*–>*/   The NCWIT mission is to increase the influential and meaningful participation of girls and women in the field of computing, particularly in terms of innovation and development.

  Computer Science Education Week (CSEdWeek) Starts on Monday, December 9 Providing adequate computing education to students can inspire them to choose computer science majors and careers, but not all

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View this email in your browser. Educators, researchers, professionals, and students will gather on October 1-4 in Orlando, Florida for the 2019 Grace Hopper Celebration, and NCWIT will be among

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September 2019 Welcome to the 2019-2020 academic year; we hope you are energized to begin another year with the NCWIT Academic Alliance (AA). Please peruse this NCWIT AA newsletter to

NCWIT Aspirations in Computing (AiC) Award Recognitions offers three distinct awards that honor aspirations, abilities, technical accomplishments, and influential guidance in computing. Help NCWIT spread the word to 9th-12th grade

View this email in your browser. Not only can educators and family members spark students’ interest in computing, but they can also influence a student’s decision to persist in pursuing

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NCWIT CEO and Co-Founder Lucy Sanders answers this question, and others, on Quora: www.ncwit.org/quora! Gender-balanced and gender-diverse technology organizations and departments: perform better financially, particularly when women occupy a significant

NCWIT CEO and Co-Founder Lucy Sanders answers this question, and others, on Quora: www.ncwit.org/quora! The underrepresentation of women in tech is a multi-pronged problem so it requires a multi-pronged, full

NCWIT has developed a new messaging platform that emphasizes the creative potential for organizations that invest in fostering a culture where girls, women, and underrepresented groups participate with strong voices.

Lynn Conway began her computing career at IBM research after completing her graduate studies at Columbia, joining the IBM Advanced Computing Systems project just as it was forming in 1965.

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