Girl Scouts of the USA just unveiled 18 new badges that its members can earn for computer programming. But these badges come with a typical Girl Scouts twist: Participants will learn how to use the ...

The number of jobs in the tech industry are growing fast and these jobs pay well, yet women aren’t part of the boom. A majority of girls in elementary school show interest in computer programs, but by ...

Corrections & Clarifications: The announcement was made Wednesday. SAN FRANCISCO -- If you want to lure young girls into computer coding, go straight to the heart — which these days is likely to ...

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Black Girls Code and GoldieBlox are teaming up once again to inspire and educate the next generation of young leaders in technology through the free, video-based coding ...

HERSHEY, Pa. (WHTM) — One Central Pennsylvania international organization wants more girls to pick up coding. The number in tech has declined over the years, but it is bouncing back. Girls as young as ...

The tween girls in this Reston, Virginia, classroom — with their braces and sparkly sweatshirts and the bangs hanging over their eyes — don't really know anything about the staggering amount of sexism ...

Samantha Dahlby (right), NewBoCo’s director of K-12 education, works with student Fiona Burns in the Girls Who Code program in January 2020 at the Geonetric Building, 415 12th Ave. SE in Cedar Rapids.

A group of sophomore girls are shattering the glass ceiling at Central High School, one coder at a time. Girls Who Code is a new club at Central that launched this year, thanks to a couple groups of ...

As someone who’s had my children in the last decade, I can tell you that the pushy-parent movement sometimes makes me feel like I’m failing my kids because they can’t code. I’ve always been a bit ...

Inside a hot-pink classroom glowing with sunlight, 20 teen girls sit at refurbished desktop computers, tapping at their keyboards with laser focus. They're all coding -- and it's a rare scene, ...

Technology expert Mariéme Jamme bends over a computer screen to guide a student at a training centre in Kenya’s Kakuma refugee camp. She knows just how important help can be for these youngsters.