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Most of the content is curated for Asia/India, since I don't know much about programs/scholarships abroad. That being said, I am open to collaborations! But there are also plenty of resources that will help even if you reside abroad!
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Here are some comprehensive reports on Women in Technology if you're interested: 1 and 2 by pwc UK so that you know the facts and statistics.
Google Women Techmakers India Research Report
A great quote by Ara Katz, Chief Marketing Officer at Spring:
There is no recipe, there is no one way to do things — there is only your way. And if you can recognize that in yourself and accept and appreciate that in others, you can make magic.
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Check this out: The 10 Domains in Computer Science. To know more about the different fields in CS and access their resources, see here. This has allll the resources you need and more! 👀 Or, take a look at Google's Tech Development Guide! It's a great place to start and grow.
For opportunities/programs at Google, visit: https://careersonair.withgoogle.com/
If you want to start learning how to code, here is a great site for that! Codecademy
Once you know basic coding, get started! Dive into any one of these, and learn more as you progress.
- Competitive Programming
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Women in Technology empowers girls and women to excel in science, technology, engineering, the arts, and math (STEAM) from the classroom to the boardroom. We do this by providing female students in middle school, high school, and college with education, exposure, and experience. By sharing the stories of successful professionals across the STEAM fields, we encourage all generations of girls and women to write their future.
When you become a part of Women Who Code you gain access to programs and services that are designed to help you step up your tech career. We have over 200,000 members who are career-aged tech professionals operating at each level of the industry.
LearnIT Girl!: Their aim is to help women learn a programming language while doing an awesome project! But don't worry, you're not alone in this journey, each scholar has a mentor that guides them on their path. There are many roads you can take and we will make sure you go on the one that is best for you - without missing out on the important features of the chosen language.
Girls Who Code is on a mission to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does.
At Girls Teaching Girls to Code (GTC), we empower college girls pursuing Computer Science and Engineering to connect with local high school girls and inspire them through mentorship and applied projects.
PyLadies aims to provide a friendly support network for women and a bridge to the larger Python world. Anyone with an interest in Python is encouraged to participate!
Girls in Tech is a nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating the gender gap in tech.
BUILT BY GIRLS prepares female and non-binary students to step boldly into careers powered by technology.
Girl Devleop It is a nonprofit organization that provides affordable programs for adult women and non-binary individuals to learn web and software development in a judgement free environment.
TechGirlz inspires middle school girls to explore the possibilities of technology to empower their future careers. TechGirlz is accomplishing its mission through the creation of free, fun, interactive “TechShopz” led by industry professionals, community leaders, and students.
Codess is a community for female coders initiated by Microsoft. Codess was established to explore ways to promote gender diversity in the engineering field.
Through community-based programs and philanthropy, Google works to connect students from underrepresented groups to computer science education and to connect them to the tools they need to build skills for their futures. Click here
she++ works to empower underrepresented groups in technology by dismantling negative stereotypes surrounding technical careers. We aim to dispel the misconception that computer science is not a career for women and minorities by rebranding what it means to be a technologist.
ACM-W supports, celebrates, and advocates internationally for the full engagement of women in all aspects of the computing field, providing a wide range of programs and services to ACM members and working in the larger community to advance the contributions of technical women.
STEM4Girls works to bring fun, educational workshops and camps available garner the interest of young minds in the hopes that it will help them throughout their lives.
GirlScript is working to change lives by imparting tech education and relevant skills. GirlScript is a non-profit project to support women in technology. We do it by imparting skills online and offline.
DevelopHER to champion tech women and mentor fellow female engineers on the importance of negotiation and building their worth.
SheCodes is a community of women which provides coding workshops to women who are looking to have a career in technology.
- Women Techmakers Scholar Program : Through the Women Techmakers Scholars Program - formerly the Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship Program - Google is furthering Dr. Anita Borg’s vision of creating gender equality in the tech industry by encouraging women to excel as active participants and leaders in the field.
Read previous scholars experience here.
- Venkat Panchapakesan Memorial Scholarship: This is a scholarship that will support university students in making the world a more sustainable place using technology and are passionate about the field of computer science and engineering. Students who are already using computer science to develop solutions for some of the challenges, or opportunities, that they see around them are invited to apply for the Venkat Panchapakesan Memorial Scholarship. exclusive to India
Read previous scholars experience here.
- Google Conference and Travel Scholarships At Google, we believe a diversity of attributes, experiences, and perspectives are needed to build tools that can change the world. Everyone deserves an opportunity to pursue connections in the industry, networking with peers, and a career path in technology. To help break down the barriers that prevent underrepresented groups in technology and business from attending leading conferences, we're excited to offer Google Conference and Travel Scholarships for selected conferences in the tech industry and related fields.
- Adobe Research Women in Technology Scholarship : To bring more gender diversity to the technology industry, we are pleased to invite applications to the Adobe Research Women-in-Technology Scholarship. The Adobe Research Women-in-Technology Scholarship recognizes outstanding undergraduate and masters female students anywhere in the world who are studying computer science.
Read previous scholars experience here.
- Adobe India Research Women in Technology Scholarship : Through the Adobe India Women-in-Technology Scholarship, we are striving towards creating gender equality in science, technology and engineering domains by encouraging women to showcase their excellence in computing and technology and become future leaders and role models in the field.
Read previous scholars experience here.
Students in India are eligible for the US Program, but must choose to apply to either the US or India Program Adobe India Women-In-Technology Scholarship. Duplicate applications in both programs will be discarded.
Palantir has launched the Global Impact Scholarship to celebrate and support students from across the globe who are beginning careers in technology. We hope to encourage these students in their computer science, engineering, and technical studies, and celebrate their potential to become leaders in these fields. We especially encourage students from communities that are historically underrepresented in the field of technology to apply.
Nutanix strongly believes in the power of diversity and we want to increase the ratio of women on our engineering teams. So, we’re creating scholarships to help young women develop the skills they need to pursue their passion of computer science. We are offering up to ten scholarships to female students in the United States, India, UK and Serbia who want to apply their love of technology to make a positive impact on the industry and the planet.
The GHC Scholars Program provides funds for women who are either undergraduate students, graduate students, or faculty to attend our Celebration. Women who get selected as scholars gain access to career and academic workshops, networking opportunities, and memories that will last a lifetime.
Read previous scholars experience here.
The SWE Scholarship Program provides financial assistance to those who identify as a female/woman and are studying community college, baccalaureate, or graduate programs in preparation for careers in engineering, engineering technology and computer science.
- Google Codejam io for Women
- Google STEP Internship
- Girlscript Summer of Code
- She Codes by Indeed
- Outreachy
- Goldman Sachs Women Possibilities Summit: Finance
- Tech Women at Intuit
- Women Who Code: Delhi
- Society of Women Engineers India
- DevelopHER
- LinkedIn Wintathon
- Adobe Codiva
- Visa Code Your Way
These links may have expired or may no longer be available when you click on them. That is because the events keep getting updated every year or may have new names/websites. If so, a simple google search will yield updated results. I request you to kindly update it here as well, if you find a new link. I am not completely removing any event however, since it may be renewed the next year, so it'll help if you give it a search. Let's all help the community grow!
Strong role models are leading the charge and the change. :raised-hands: As you grow in your career, it’s important that you have access to people you can identify with. Here are some studies to get you started!
- A STUDY:Women in tech careers yearn for female role models and flexibility in the workplace
- The Untold History of Women in Science and Technology:Listen to women from across the Administration tell the stories of their personal heroes across the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). Share them yourself. Add your own. And honor their legacy by committing to encourage a young woman to pursue a career in science.
- The Women Who Changed The Tech World
The big names:
She was a central figure in developing the first commercial computer, the UNIVAC I , which changed the course of computers in society
Look, basically, if you’re using a computer - you’re using Grace Hopper’s work. Oh, and if you've ever had a 'computer bug' - you can go ahead and thank Hopper for coining that phrase too! Read more
Anita Borg was an American computer scientist. She founded the Institute for Women and Technology and the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing. Read more
Lawyer, politician and founder/CEO, Girls Who Code
Life hack: “Teach girls bravery, not perfection.”
President, NASSCOM
Life hack: “It’s time for women to stop second-guessing ourselves and start believing that we are the best at what we do. If you don’t, no one else will believe it.”
Managing director, Anitab.org India
Life hack: “Stay focused on the goal, and the opposition will melt away.”
Co-founder, Hackberry
Life hack: “The conversation has to start when girls are young and have no inhibitions about speaking up and asserting themselves.”
Founder and CEO, Mad Street Den
Life hack: “Re-skill yourself – learn and intern!”
CEO and Executive Director of HCL Corporation
"To me, giving is much, much more than just charity or signing a cheque. We make long-term investments in people’s lives, through education and arts. I’m in this because I get to be a part of someone else’s life, someone else’s journey of becoming what they have the potential to become"
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1. Why we need to rethink women in tech: The Muse
2. The need for women in technology: Venture Beat
3. Women in tech statistics: The hard truths of an uphill battle CIO India
4. Against the Odds: Growing the Number of Women in Technology Huffpost
5. Women In Tech: Inconvenient Truths And Changing Perspectives Forbes
6. The Importance of women in technology Blog
7. How to attract more women in STEM Careers ISA
8. Keeping Girls in STEM: 3 Barriers, 3 Solutions edutopia
9. How to get young girls excited about STEM Forbes
10. 6 women in tech whose stories will inspire young girls everywhere Vogue
11. Hiring women in tech: Workable
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