In February and March 2020, NCWIT hosted a three-part series of online panel discussions called “The Color of Our Future: An Online Conversation Series on […]
In February and March 2020, NCWIT hosted a three-part series of online panel discussions called “The Color of Our Future: An Online Conversation Series on
In February and March 2020, NCWIT hosted a three-part series of online panel discussions called “The Color of Our Future: An Online Conversation Series on
In February and March 2020, NCWIT hosted a three-part series of online panel discussions called “The Color of Our Future: An Online Conversation Series on
In February and March 2020, NCWIT hosted a three-part series of online panel discussions called “The Color of Our Future: An Online Conversation Series on
The Color Of Our Future: Summary of Conversation One, Black Girls in Computing (K-12) Read More »
In February and March 2020, NCWIT hosted a three-part series of online panel discussions called “The Color of Our Future: An Online Conversation Series on
Sometimes there are circumstances where no words will suffice. This is one of those times. And yet we cannot remain silent. The brutal, racialized murders
An NCWIT Community Call to Action for Racial Justice Read More »
Sometimes there are circumstances where no words will suffice. This is one of those times. And yet we cannot remain silent. The brutal, racialized murders
Dr. Mary Lou Soffa, Owen R. Cheatham Professor of Sciences in the Computer Science Department at the University of Virginia, has been named the recipient
Dr. Mary Lou Soffa Announced as the 2020 NCWIT Harrold and Notkin Award Recipient Read More »
Dr. Mary Lou Soffa, Owen R. Cheatham Professor of Sciences in the Computer Science Department at the University of Virginia, has been named the recipient
Ruzena Bajcsy has spent much of her career at the intersection of human and machine ways of interpreting the world, with research interests that include
2020 Pioneer in Tech Award Recipient Ruzena Bajcsy Read More »
Ruzena Bajcsy has spent much of her career at the intersection of human and machine ways of interpreting the world, with research interests that include
*/ /*–>*/ The Modern Figures Podcast recently launched new episodes that continue to highlight the often neglected stories of Black women in computing. The series,
*/ /*–>*/ The Modern Figures Podcast recently launched new episodes that continue to highlight the often neglected stories of Black women in computing. The series,
By now, you may have noticed it: an apparent “we’re in this together” vibe. On the street, in the neighborhood, on TV, and yes —
Building More Inclusive Cultures At Work While We’re At Home Read More »
By now, you may have noticed it: an apparent “we’re in this together” vibe. On the street, in the neighborhood, on TV, and yes —
*/ /*–>*/ As COVID-19 has led schools across the country to transition to at-home learning, educators, parents, and caregivers are on the lookout for accessible
14 Computing-related Activities to Do From Home Read More »
*/ /*–>*/ As COVID-19 has led schools across the country to transition to at-home learning, educators, parents, and caregivers are on the lookout for accessible
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
Why Does Broadening Participation in Computing Matter, and What Can You Do to Help? Read More »
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
