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Why do women receive less than five percent of the funding to start IT firms? Why do they lag behind men in patenting IT ideas

I had the pleasure this week of teaching a one-day session on entrepreneurship at Wellesley College, as part of a three-week course called Management Basics

Recently, Lucy Sanders of the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) had lunch with Sun’s “Succeeding @ Sun as a Woman Engineer” (SASWE)

NCWIT Newsletter – Winter 2007 In This Issue Entrepreneurial Buzz November Meetings Re-cap Welcome, New Board Members New Digs for NCWIT NCWIT Programs-in-a-Box We’re Blogging

I recently had the pleasure of participating in the Conference of Women Leaders in Science, Technology and Engineering, in Kuwait, January 8-10. The conference was

As of 2006, according to The Center for Women’s Business Research, there were about 7.7 million majority-women-owned (51 percent or more) businesses in this country,

Women in Computing group members from Indiana University, Rice University, and the University of Colorado at Boulder are organizing a workshop at SIGCSE 2007 to

A friend recently sent me a copy of a report from IT advisory firm Cutter Consortium entitled “The Defeminization of IT.” The report highlights the

If you came up short while shopping for your techno-geek or gadget-hound this year, or if you’ll be returning merchandise for a credit and you’re

The blog I wrote on the problem with the phrase “work-life balance” really struck a chord. It was picked up by the Boulder Daily Camera,