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Women In Tech

President Donald Trump speaks alongside students before signing a memorandum to expand access to STEM education in the Oval Office on September 25, 2017 in Washington, D.C.

Google, Facebook, Amazon Partner With White House on Computer Science Program

The tech companies are working with the Trump administration to increase access to STEM education and lessen Silicon Valley's wage gap.
By John Bonazzo
Oh the terrible irony.

What the Google Gender ‘Manifesto’ Really Says About Silicon Valley

Five years after a major sexism scandal, Silicon Valley's misogynist culture remains strong and pervasive – and history reveals the stakes could be as high as the entire US tech sector.
By Marie Hicks
Sundar Pichai at a Google media event.

Trolls Harass Google Top Brass After Firing of Engineer Who Wrote Controversial Memo

Sundar Pichai was threatened on Twitter, and the alt-right also attacked VP Danielle Brown. Activist Jack Posobiec was especially vocal.
By John Bonazzo
(Photo: Women Who Tech)

Pitch Competition for Women-Led Startups Is First of Its Kind [UPDATE]

By Sage Lazzaro
(Photo: Anu Duggal)

Inside ‘F Cubed’—The VC Fund That’s Fueling Tech Startups Founded by Women

By Sage Lazzaro
Google's front page on May 26, 2015. (Screenshot: Brady Dale)

Google Doodles for Astronaut Sally Ride’s Birthday

By Brady Dale

What Does ‘Product’ Even Mean? Complex Exec Lays It All Out

By Jordyn Taylor

Woman Live-Tweets Alleged IBM Execs' Highly Sexist Conversation

By Jordyn Taylor
Teens, celebs, coders and pop singers onstage at Made w/ Code. (Photo by Getty)

Slumber Party at Google: Mindy Kaling, Chelsea Clinton and Icona Pop Coax Girls Into Coding

By Molly Mulshine
Nobody in Wyoming took the AP computer science exam.

Barely Any Women, Minorities Or Wyoming Residents Took the AP Computer Science Test Last Year

By Jordyn Taylor
We'd honestly love to hear Miley's thoughts on Tinder. (Photo: celebmafia.com)

Although Full of Other Rich People Things, Most Ladymags Lack Tech Coverage

By Molly Mulshine
Eeeeesh. (Photo: Mario Tama/Getty Images)

Women Outnumber Men in New Tech Hires This Year

By Molly Mulshine
Oh, okay! (Screencap)

Ban Halloween: There’s a ‘Hackers and Hookers’ Party Planned in San Francisco

By Kelly Faircloth
SeXXXy. (screencap)

Whip Your Dongle Out for ‘cumOmatic,’ a New Way to Experience Dirty Movies

By Kelly Faircloth

TitStare Is an Eloquent Testament to Silicon Valley at Its Most Empty-Headed

By Kelly Faircloth

Almost Half of All Gamers Are Women So Stop Calling Us Bitches on Xbox Live

By Jessica Roy

Too Hot for LinkedIn? A Startup’s Blocked Ads Spur Controversy

By Kelly Faircloth

After Jane Austen Inspired a Bunch of Rape Threats, Twitter Is Making it Easier to Report Abuse

By Kelly Faircloth
Sally Ride (Photo: nasa.gov)

Who Run the Universe? Half of NASA’s New Crop of Astronauts Are Women

By Jessica Roy
Not actually a tech job. (Photo: Getty)

Newsflash: Silicon Valley Founders Still Overwhelmingly White and Asian Dudes

By Molly Mulshine
(Photo: Heated Forest)

To Hug or Not to Hug? Hacker News Commenters Unsure of How to Interact With Real Live Human Ladies

By Jessica Roy

New Allegations Emerge Against Michael Arrington, Including a Reported Outside Investigation for Physical Assault [UPDATED]

By Kelly Faircloth
(Photo: Quickmeme)

Men of Reddit List All the Ways Women Fail to Sexually Please Them

By Jessica Roy

A Tumblr Full of GIFs to Express What It Feels Like to Be a Female Software Engineer

By Kelly Faircloth
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