About "What the Hack" app

"What the Hack" is a game-based mobile application geared for girls who want to know more about technological careers and the role of women in them. What the Hack provides a basis for event information to facilitate knowledge sharing and to encourage participation, which also ensures the exchange between young girls in their early academic activities and professional women, and their technological jobs thus generating culture, improving networking, as well as enabling the recognition of something they have created by themselves. Additionally, participation in such events also contributes by showcasing successful women in these fields.

Showing posts with label Women. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Women. Show all posts
Thursday, October 29, 2015

Amazon Advanced School on Software Quality (AASSQ) CUNHANTÃ DIGITAL

Agosto 17 a 21, 2015

É um evento impulsionado pelo Women in Information Technology (WIT), evento satélite do Congresso da Sociedade Brasileira de Computação (CSBC), pelo projeto Meninas Digitais, também da SBC, voltado para meninas do ensino médio, e pelo projeto SciTechGirls do Instituto de Computação da Universidade Federal do Amazonas, voltado para o desenvolvimento de aplicativos e participação em competições de programação científicas e tecnológicas.

9º WIT - Women in Information Technology

Julho 21 e 22, 2015

O IX Women in Information Technology (WIT) é uma iniciativa da SBC para discutir os assuntos relacionados a questões de gênero e a Tecnologia de Informação (TI) no Brasil – histórias de sucesso, políticas de incentivo e formas de engajamento e atração de jovens, especialmente mulheres, para as carreiras associadas à TI. Organizado na forma de palestras convidadas e painéis, o workshop estará centrado em debater problemas relacionados à mulher e ao seu acesso à TI, tanto do ponto de vista de mercado de trabalho quanto de inclusão e alfabetização digital.
Wednesday, October 21, 2015

The Leadership Foundry Research Launch-Women on Corporate Boards in the DC Region 2015

November 10, 2015

Each year in partnership with AU Kogod School of Business we produce a research report that does a census of the number of women serving on the boards of publicly traded companies in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, DC.  The report looks at current literature about the effects of board gender diversity.  This year's report will also delve deeper into the financial analysis of some sample companies to show the differences of companies with women board members compared to those who do not have women serving.
Sunday, May 25, 2014

Preparing Women for the STEM Workforce

July 16, 2014

Two years ago, for the first time in history, women supassed men in obtaining bachelor's and advanced degrees. While this is an important step in the professional development of women in the professional development of women in the workforce, the gender gap in the STEM workforce has grown, and women hold less than one quarter of all STEM jobs today.