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Coding Resources for Women

Coding Resources for Women

Posted on 15.03.2017
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A list of resources for women who code (already) or learn to code:

  1. Ladies Learning Code – digital literacy for women and youth
  2. Women Who Code (WWCode) – a global non-profit with a set of programs for engineers to help build the careers we want
  3. Girls Who Code – join 40,000 Girls Who Code to close the gender gap in technology
  4. Ladies Learning Code – an organisation dedicated to providing girls with the tools, knowledge and support to enter and flourish in the world of coding
  5. She Can Code – a global diversity & inclusion hub that empowers women to enter and remain in tech
  6. Rails Girls – Aim to provide tools and a community for women to understand technology and to build their ideas
  7. Girl Develop It – a nonprofit organization that exists to provide affordable and judgment-free opportunities for women interested in learning web and software development
  8. RailsBridge – fun free events to get started or level up with (mainly) Ruby and Rails, focused on increasing diversity in tech
  9. Ada Developers Academy – a training program in Seattle, Washington for women and non-binary people who want to become software developers
  10. Hackbright Academy – the leading software engineering school for women founded in San Francisco in 2012
  11. Ladies Learning Code – Digital Literacy for Women & Youth
  12. Women’s Coding Collective -a web development community with a mission to narrow the gender gap in tech
  13. PyLadies – an international mentorship group helping women become active participants and leaders in the Python open-source community
  14. TechGirls – inspire middle school girls around the world to explore the possibilities of tech to empower their future careers
  15. Black Girls Code – increases the number of women of color in tech by empowering African-American girls
  16. App Camp For Girls – a 1-week summer day program where girls can put their creative powers to work, designing and building apps
  17. ​Code First: Girls – works with companies and with men and women directly, to help increase the number of women in tech
  18. ​WITI – the premier global organization helping tech-savvy women attain their professional goals
  19. ​CodeChix – a non-profit for Education, Advocacy and Mentoring of women engineers in industry and academia
  20. ​She’s Coding – an open-source project that provides education, resources, and actionable guidelines for anyone who wants to help bridge the gender gap in computer science
  21. MotherCoders – helps women with kids gain the skills, knowledge, and connections they need to thrive in today’s digital economy.
  22. ​Grace Hopper Fullstack Academy – immersive coding education for women with no upfront tuition cost
  23. ​SkillCrush – an online resource for women looking to learn code and feel comfortable doing it
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