Coding Girls Code They code some really cool stuff, to be precise. Last week I sat in on the closing ceremonies of InsideSales’ Girls Code. It’s a coding camp for daughters and grand daughters of
Education Non-Tech Employees Working In Tech: Alex Porpora, WildWorks Our ongoing series explores the contributions of non-tech employees working at tech companies. Yesterday I took my daughter to the zoo. While we were there she asked the following questions: Why do seals
Entrepreneurship SheTech Explorer Day “SheTech helps girls discover their passion and inspires them to continue pursuing it.” March 1 marks the first SheTech Explorer Day of the year. 300 different STEM industry experts will be at UVU
Esty CurieWear: Expanding The Possibilities For Young Girls It’s been amazing. There are moms who are so into the idea of giving their daughter a different way to express themselves. While Hillary Whitaker, owner of CurieWear, stood in a children’
Education It’s Time For Girls (To) Go Digital! The program is designed to empower girls to participate in computer science and technology activities. “Girls want to make the world a better place. If they learn about technology, they can make it
Features Utah Women in Tech: What’s Already Happening The good news is, there are already groups and individuals in Utah working to implement these changes, get more women into technology, and unite the women pioneers that are already part of the
Features Utah Women In Tech: What Needs to Change I want to be able to teach my family about the importance of being an active member of society, the community, and the world. This is the second in a series of articles
Features Utah Women in Tech: Let’s Start With the Problem There just are not that many women in the Utah startup tech scene. This is the first in a series of articles Beehive Startups will be publishing on what it’s like to
Education Under Sunny Washington’s Leadership, Ardusat Hopes to Make STEM Education Fun and Accessible to… This is ground control to Major Tom, you’ve really made the grade. There’s a difference between the way boys learn and the way girls learn, claims Sunny Washington, president of Ardusat.
Features Seven Questions for Girl Develop It Salt Lake City Chapter Leader Stacie Farmer What I’d like to do with Girl Develop It is take away the stigma of the heavy-set, acne-ridden, pale programmer who has zero social skills, but can hack into your network in
Features It’s Time to Change One of Utah’s Tech Traditions Utah State Office of Education: ‘Programming / Software Development is Nontraditional for Females In her recent HBO special, titled “We Are Miracles,” comic Sarah Silverman deftly addressed the issue of gender bias and how
