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I’m excited to share my recent article, which was published on the Women Who Code blog! You can read it — and other diverse voices in tech sharing technical and career advice — here: https://lnkd.in/eBGmxY5i #wwcode #womenwhocode #womenintech @womenwhocode

Today, we recognise and celebrate the vital contributions of all incredible women in many industries. All their work would not have been possible without the international movement for women’s rights that started in the United States in the 19th century. Did you know IT industry was shaped a lot by: - Ada Lovelace, the world first programmer from 19th century who wrote an algorithm for computing machine. Without her it's hard to imagine all software development. - Radia Perlman is known as the “Mother of the Internet” for her invention of the Spanning Tree Protocol, which helps prevent routing loops in network bridges. - Reshma Saujani established Girls Who Code, a non-profit organisation, to reduce the gender disparity in tech. Under Reshma's leadership, Girls Who Code has taught coding to over 300,000 girls so that they can become future tech leaders. Have you heard of these incredible women? I believe you have even more inspiring women around you! At Diversido, we strive to follow their examples by building a company culture that supports and promotes talented women in the field. 58% of our colleagues are women and most of top management positions are taken by women as well! We hope today serves as an inspiration and reminder of the great things women did, are doing and will do - in tech and in whole world. Happy International Women's Day! 🌸 #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInTech #GenderEquality

🔍 We're unveiling the power of neurodiversity in tech 🌟 Take a deeper dive into Fiona’s journey—showcasing how her neurodiversity is not just a part of her story, but her superpower! From conquering limiting beliefs to paving new paths in coding, Fiona’s experiences highlight why we need to talk more about neurodiversity inclusion for women in tech 🦸♀️⚡️ Let’s break down the misconceptions and celebrate the unique strengths that neurodiversity brings to the table 💪✨ Read more to uncover Fiona’s inspiring insights and what lies ahead in her tech journey, link below in the comments! #CodeFirstGirls #WomenInSTEM #GirlsWhoCode #LearnToCode #WomenInTechnology #Upskill #UpskillYourself #CodingForBeginners #CodingCommunity #WomenInTech #CodingIsFun #SoftwareEngineer #SoftwareEngineer #Neurodiverse #NeurodiversityInTech

Why do we need more women in tech? Check out our latest infographic for some eye-opening stats and see why The Girl Code matters. #WomenInTech #Infographics #STEMEducation #TechTrailblazers #GirlPowerInTech #TheGirlCode

In the world of technology, where innovation meets ambition, one visionary stands out: Kimberly Bryant. With a dream to bridge the digital divide, Kimberly founded Black Girls Code, a beacon of hope and empowerment for young girls of color aspiring to make their mark in the tech industry. Her story begins with a simple yet powerful realization: the tech world lacked #diversity, and many young girls, especially those of color, were missing from the narrative. Determined to change this, Kimberly embarked on a mission. Black Girls Code was born out of the desire to offer these girls not just coding skills, but a community where they could see themselves reflected, where their dreams didn't seem so far-fetched. Under Kimberly's leadership, Black Girls Code became more than an organization; it evolved into a movement. Workshops, hackathons, and summer camps across the country and beyond began lighting sparks of curiosity and ambition in the hearts of thousands of young girls. Through coding, they learned problem-solving, but more importantly, they learned that their voices mattered in the vast world of technology. Kimberly Bryant's efforts have not gone unnoticed. Her dedication to diversifying the tech space and empowering the next generation of female tech leaders has garnered acclaim, making her not just a trailblazer in promoting diversity and inclusion but a role model for women and girls everywhere. As we celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth, we honor Kimberly Bryant, whose work transcends coding. She has crafted a legacy of empowerment, opportunity, and innovation, inspiring countless girls to pursue their dreams in tech and beyond. #WomenInTech #DiversityInTech Photo by Davis Factor

Why do we need more women in tech? Check out our latest infographic for some eye-opening stats and see why The Girl Code matters. #WomenInTech #Infographics #STEMEducation #TechTrailblazers #GirlPowerInTech #TheGirlCode

We celebrate the amazing women who are shaping the future of software engineering! The quote by Dr. Mae C. Jemison, a true inspiration, reminds us: "Never be limited by other people's limited imaginations." In the tech industry, this message is especially powerful for women. If you're passionate about coding and innovation, don't be afraid to break boundaries and pursue your software dreams! #WomenInTech #SoftwareEngineering

Elevate your tech skills! Join our series of workshops designed to empower women in tech. From coding fundamentals to advanced topics, these sessions will help you thrive in the rapidly evolving tech landscape. #TechWorkshops #IWD2024

Empowering girls in ICT isn't just about coding; it's about shaping a future where every mind thrives in tech. Let's celebrate #GirlsinICTDay by encouraging curiosity, breaking stereotypes, and fostering inclusivity in the digital realm. Unlocking the full potential of #GirlsinICTDay means reimagining institutions to embrace and include female talent. Let's reshape policies, cultures, and structures to ensure every girl feels valued, heard, and empowered in the tech landscape. Together, let's build a future where diversity fuels innovation!" 💡🌐

The value of a woman is a factor in every category. In the industry of technology finance and human rights.