As the world becomes more focused on technology-based careers, one student organization is committed to educating young minds by coding Tetris games. Girls Who Code is an international nonprofit ...

Canyon Crest Academy’s Girls Who Code club has the goal to increase computer science and engineering education for girls throughout San Diego and close the gender gap in tech. They believe exposing ...

The YWCA of Greater Charleston has launched an after-school all-girls coding club designed to break gender and racial barriers preventing young women, especially women of color, from pursuing careers ...

Dozens of young girls spend an hour of their school day sitting engrossed on computers at a Hamilton elementary, working to crack the code to later success in technology studies and perhaps even ...

Learning to code is no longer optional in today’s rapidly changing digital world, but many young people still don’t have access to the right resources. With underrepresentation in the tech industry, ...

Girls Who Code has worked with more than 500,000 students in the decade since its inception in 2012, ensuring that women and nonbinary people recognize that their contributions to the tech sector are ...

Young female coders got an inside look at life as an engineer during a visit to a major power station. Ten pupils from Carlton Primary School’s Girls Coding Club were welcomed to Drax Power Station in ...

CEDAR RAPIDS — Looking at the numbers, coding still is an industry dominated by men. With Girls Who Code, NewBoCo is looking to even the playing field. NewBoCo is currently accepting applications from ...

In many educational policy and practice systems, ‘girls into STEM’ initiatives are presented as something undisputedly good. For example, coding clubs, scholarships and girls-only camps ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - An innovative program is opening doors for girls in the Wichita school district. At Irving Elementary School, participants in an after-school club called “Girls Who Code” take ...

This is part of WTOP’s continuing coverage of people making a difference in our community, reported by Stephanie Gaines-Bryant. Read more of that coverage. When Cristina Mancini attended a technology ...