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Bloomberg BusinessWeek has a nice excerpt from Tuesday’s Astia We Own IT Summit explaining why venture capital needs more women in their firms, and why simply having one woman partner

The Conference Board this week released its latest data on the number of science and engineering job openings across the U.S., as well as the ratio of job openings to

Polly is a winner of the Portland Affiliate NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing, our award recognizing outstanding high school women for their computing aspirations and achievements. Below she describes

Hello! My name is Tesca and I am one of the national winners of the NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing. I have always enjoyed programming, and especially programming the

Hi everyone, we look forward to seeing you at the NCWIT Summit on Women and IT in Portland, Oregon next week! We’ll be releasing several new and updated resources at

More than 40 years of data on authorship of ACM conference papers describe women’s contribution to this important aspect of computing professional life. The data show (PDF) that women’s authorship

If the world was a perfect place, every girl would have a mentor like Yoky Matsuoka. On April 15th, I was lucky enough to shadow Yoky at the University of

The University of Arizona published an article this week about its new report, “Addressing Core Equity Issues in K-12 Computer Science Education: Identifying Barriers and Sharing Strategies” which it produced

There was a terrific profile this week on Texas State University’s implementation of ACTiVATE, the UMBC program (and EA member) that encourages women to start tech businesses by providing them