We're a student-led organization dedicated to closing the gender gap in computer science!

We're a team of students from around the country passionate about computer science and equality. We created CodeHers Collective in the spring of 2020 to help inspire and encourage girls to pursue coding.

Women. Transgender. Nonbinary. Education. Technology. Community. Diversity. Change. A vibe.

CodeOp was founded in 2018 to help solve the gender disparity problem in the tech space. We're the first international tech school for women, transgender, and non-binary individuals (women+) who want to transition to, or upskill in tech.

We're here to provide the safe space, training, and resources needed to encourage, support, and equip women+ with the skills they need to thrive in the tech industry. In doing so, we aim to change the culture of tech worldwide.

CodePath provides college students with no-cost coding courses, mentorship, and career support to prepare them for careers in tech.

Our mission is to provide the tools and connections that software engineers need to unlock their greatest career potential.

CoderBunnyz board game empowers girls and boys to learn code and become leaders in tech. Started in 2015 CoderBunnyz hosts workshops in libraries, schools, communities and tech events. The "Girls U Code" arm of CoderBunnyz hosts workshops for underprivileged girls and helps create a national community changing the role of girls and women in tech. "Cookies with CoderBunnyz" is an interview series with distinguished personalities whose journey help inspire the next generation entrepreneurs.

Coding Black Females was created in 2017. We are a nonprofit organisation, and our primary aim is to provide opportunities for Black female developers to develop themselves, meet familiar faces, network, receive support and build relationships through having regular meetups.

We want to meet you if you've been in the industry for 5 minutes, or 10 years, if you work as a freelancer or for a huge corporation.

We can learn from and inspire each other, and empower the next generation to achieve success.

Coding Girls is a gender-neutral organization dedicated to increasing the presence of girls and women in the tech, leadership and entrepreneurship. Our programs are aimed to prepare girls to become the role models of the next generation in order to shift the paradigm and to create a balance in the tech world.

Coding Girls delivers a series of worldwide events, workshops and courses. With communities and clubs across the world we are continuously growing and increasing the number of girls and women in tech.

Cold Tea Collective is a new media platform, sharing the real stories, perspectives, and experiences of the next generation of the Asian diaspora.

Headquartered in Vancouver, B.C., our team spans across North America, with team members in New York, Los Angeles, Montreal, Toronto, and Seoul.

We are passionate about providing our community a platform to better understand and connect with themselves and the world around them. We tell it from the heart, dig deeper for the truth in every story, and strive to create the best quality content and conversation.

Cold Tea Collective is a place for us, by us.

Founded in 2011, ColorComm, Inc. serves more than 100,000 professionals across the ColorComm Network, ColorComm Executive Conference, ColorComm NextGen Summit, ColorComm Media Group, and Men of Color in Communications Community.

ColorComm initially started over a lunch where 34 women gathered for the first ColorComm Luncheon in May 2011 at a restaurant in Washington, D.C. Several ColorComm Luncheons later, attendees expressed interest in transforming ColorComm from a luncheon series to a professional membership community with direct access to leaders and decision makers.

ColorComm, Inc. is the nation’s leading women’s platform addressing diversity & inclusion across the communications, marketing, advertising, and media industries. ColorComm Network is a national professional membership organization with chapters located in New York, Washington, DC, Chicago, Atlanta, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Dallas, Houston, Miami, and London.

Colorintech is an award-winning nonprofit working towards a more transparent and inclusive tech economy. Known for their student programs, Colorintech works with governments, universities, VCs and technology companies to help close the skills and opportunity-gap for underrepresented individuals.

The world is becoming more technology-driven by the second. whether it be for everyday tasks like setting alarms, or for more important ones like managing finances, it is hard to deny that the abundance of tech is on an upward trend. many gen-z children are given access to technology at training centers and schools to aid with learning, but the same is not true for others. with technology's effectiveness comes its price, something that not all families can bear. connect&compute stands by the belief that a child's family background should not control their quality of education. our mission is to promote equal, fair, and effective education by providing schools in low-income areas with technology to enhance and stimulate their students' learning experience.