Tag: KC Women in Technology

Over 100 women will converge in KC for a weekend of coding and camaraderie

By Tommy Felts / July 19, 2017

This coming weekend, Kansas City will host over 100 women coders from around the Midwest for an immersive, two-day workshop. The second annual workshop Django Girls is an international non-profit organization that is organized locally by Kansas City Women in Technology. The workshop will be held July 21 and 22 and attendees will build web…

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As engagement grows, KC Women in Technology gears up for 2017

By Tommy Felts / January 19, 2017

Imagine if the next Mark Zuckerberg was a young female living in Kansas City. Despite an interest and aptitude in technology, imagine she walks into a popular clothing store and seeing a shirt that reads: “I’m too pretty to do math.” Subliminal messages such as this are not an uncommon occurrence for many young women.…

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New STEM leader Martha McCabe wants to prioritize diversity

By Tommy Felts / May 27, 2016

Editor’s note: The opinions expressed in this commentary are the author’s alone. Kansas City cannot continue to grow as a tech hub without first establishing a vibrant — and diverse — local STEM talent pipeline. As a community, we’ve put the wheels in motion. For example, about half of metro school districts now offer the…

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