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Women Who Codes Shuts Down, But Atlanta Members Look To Carry On Legacy

Women Who Code (WWC), an international tech community headquartered in Atlanta, announced late last week that it was abruptly shutting down operations. The organization was started by a group of engineers in San Francisco in 2011 with the expressed goal of bringing more women into the tech community. After cementing

Friday "Fund" Day: What Southeast Startups Did The Week Of April 15

Friday "Fund" Day: What Southeast Startups Did The Week Of April 15

Another work week in the books. For Southeast startups, this week brought some big acquisition news and its fair share of early-stage funding headlines. To round out your Friday, we’ve curated the biggest innovation news from across the region to make sure you are up-to-date with

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With Support From The Home Depot, Women Who Code Moves Global HQ From San Francisco to Atlanta

Women Who Code (WWC), the largest organization supporting career women in technology, has moved its global headquarters from San Francisco to Atlanta on the heels of a major partnership announcement with The Home Depot. The company's sponsorship has allowed WWC to set up their office in Midtown Atlanta,

Rise Up | Women Who Code Atlanta Brings Back We RISE Tech Conference

Women Who Code (WWCode), the world’s largest and most active organization supporting career aged women in tech, has announced the We RISE Tech Conference, June 21-22nd in Atlanta. The two day event will feature over 75 industry experts speaking on technical topics across the spectrum. Speakers scheduled to

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Get A Glimpse Of This Summer's Inaugural We RISE Women In Tech Conference

Women Who Code Atlanta, one of ten largest WWCode chapters of this global organization, will host its inaugural conference with the aim to grow and showcase women in technology. June 23 and 24, catch panel discussions and keynotes from women and allies doing amazing work from all over the world.

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WWCode Leaders Take ATL Chapter to Top 10 In the World

For an industry that should strive for innovation, technology companies can be surprisingly behind the times when it comes to who they employ. According to the National Center for Women & Information Technology, even women with STEM training are less likely to stay in tech jobs than men and more