As someone who’s had my children in the last decade, I can tell you that the pushy-parent movement sometimes makes me feel like I’m failing my kids because they can’t code. I’ve always been a bit ...

It’s Friday night and high school friends Milan Narula and Katherine McPhie are watching a game, celebrating with whoops and high fives every time someone scores. A group of college students in the ...

About five years ago, my friend Reshma Saujani reached out to ask if she could borrow some office space to pilot a program dedicated to teaching high school girls how to code. At the time, my company, ...

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Flathead County fourth- through eighth-grade girls interested in making a difference in their communities through technology are invited to sign up for Code Girls United. Code Girls United is a free ...

DanceLogic, which is run by the West Park Cultural Center, is “designed to educate, inspire, and cultivate girls of color in STEM,” said founder Betty Lindley. Programs like Philadelphia’s danceLogic ...

Girls Who Code (GWC), a New York City-based nonprofit seeking to close the gender gap in technology, is set to launch a set of coding clubs in Philadelphia public schools this month: Six schools ...

"I think all kids in school should take coding ... If you want to be a technology person when you grow up, then you'll know the techniques," says Lleyke Dunnican, a student at Bradley Beach Elementary ...

Will Ada Lovelace and Ayanna Howard ever be talked about in schools alongside Steve Jobs and Bill Gates? A nonprofit called Girls Who Code wants to make it happen. The organization, which works to ...

The gender gap in tech starts pretty early. Look at computer science students: Roughly 4 out of 5 bachelor’s degrees in that field go to men. That’s why the nonprofit Girls Who Code aims to get girls ...

Teamare Gaston, 17, thinks she'd like to be a business journalist. But Google has other designs on her brain. On Thursday, Gaston and 150 other New York-area high school girls will attend the kickoff ...

Somewhere in Queens, New York City, there is a young Latina girl who likes to take apart computers in her spare time. She doesn’t yet realize that this is a marketable skill, something that could ...