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Today’s Google Doodle Is an Adorable Coding Lesson for Kids

By Charline JaoDec 4th
Google’s Got a Fun Wonder Woman Game to Teach Kids to Code

By Dan Van WinkleJun 2nd
Things We Saw Today: 92 Year Old Frances Goldin Has Been Showing Support For Her Lesbian Daughters at Pride For 30 Years

By Teresa JusinoDec 19th
Study: GitHub Code by Women Is Used More, but Only If They Hide Their Gender

By Charline JaoFeb 15th
Interview: Web Developer Ashton Levier on Girl Develop It and Being a Woman in STEM

By Drew SingOct 9th
Black Girls CODE Helps Young Women of Color Get Into Tech

By Jessica LachenalJul 29th
Know a Girl Who Loves STEM? Jewelbots Programmable Friendship Bracelets Launch Today

By Teresa JusinoJul 8th
Tech Company’s #ItWasNeverADress Project Challenges Preconceptions About Women

By Carolyn CoxApr 30th
Karlie Kloss Starts #KodeWithKarlie Scholarship Foundation To Teach High School Girls To Code

By Sam MaggsApr 15th
Ladies Made Some Pretty Rad Games At Microsoft & Code Liberation’s Women’s History Month Game Jam

By Kaira Zenine VillanuevaApr 3rd
The Mary Sue Interview: Neopets’ CEO On Their First Mobile Game And Getting Girls Into Gaming

By Sam MaggsMar 17th
Interstellar’s Black Holes Are Good Enough for Real Scientists

By Alvina LaiFeb 17th
Teenage Coders Who Developed Tampon Run Bring Game to App Store, Create Catcall Run

By Carolyn CoxFeb 3rd
The Doctor Teaches Kids to Code in iOS and Android Tablet Game

By Dan Van WinkleFeb 2nd
11-Year-Old Aspiring Programmer Wants to Teach Other Girls How to Code: “I Can Do Everything Boys Want to Do”

By Carolyn CoxJan 30th
Spotify Wants More Women in STEM, Organized a “Diversify” Coding Event With 50% Female Participants

By Carolyn CoxJan 15th
The Mary Sue Interview: Code and Cupcakes Founder Jen Myers

By Carolyn CoxJan 13th
“Code and Cupcakes” Teaches Moms and Daughters How to Code, Aims to Improve Diversity in Tech

By Carolyn CoxJan 8th
The Year In (Peer) Review: Nine Great Moments for Women In STEM From 2014

By Carolyn CoxDec 24th
Hey, Remember When Coding Software Was Considered “Women’s Work?”

By Victoria McNallyNov 14th