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Cynthia Solomon’s focus has been on creating fun-filled, thoughtful, personally expressive, and aesthetically pleasing learning environments for children. Her work has spanned several important collaborations, […]

We Don’t Have to Think Pink In a recent op-ed on Mashable.com, Katie Dupere questions a trend of “pinkifying” tech spaces as a means for

Diversity Policies (Alone) Can Backfire Against Women and Minorities A recent Harvard Business Review (HBR) article examines the effect of workplace diversity programs and policies,

The following guest post was given at the White House Office of Science and Technology for the Cybersecurity event on December 3, 2015 by the

*/ /*–>*/ Community College Student Kathryn Sweet recently shared her experience of seeking internships at the Grace Hopper Celebration (GHC) of Women in Computing career

Course Report Releases a Study on Coding Schools and Boot Camps The International Business Times recently summarized a study from the 2015 Student Outcomes and

Stereotypes and Environments Strongly Influence a Woman’s Decision Author Elieen Pollack poses the following question in a New York Times article: What really keeps women

Target Will Stop Labeling Toys for Boys or for Girls A recent Washington Post article discussed retailer Target’s decision to eliminate “boys” and “girls” signs

Male and Female Founders Differ Greatly in Terms of Undergraduate Majors As a follow-up to its earlier report on female founders, which found that the

Role Models are Only Part of the Success Equation For Attracting Women to Technology In a recent BioMed Central blog post offering her perspective on