Superposition is an international non-profit bridging the gender gap in STEM. Our mission is to empower women in STEM by creating educational opportunities & supportive spaces for developing their passions.

Since 2016, we've held the Bay Area's largest all-women and non-binary hackathon in partnership with companies like VSCO and Uber. Starting in March 2020, we expanded beyond a 24-hour hackathon to provide year-round opportunities for our community through a webinar series, Uber mentorship program, chapter program, and more. With our 25 chapters, events and content, we've reached 300,000+ individuals in 44 states and 52 countries.

Taelor is a clothing on-demand service for men and social media influencers. Powered by artificial intelligence in combination with a top-notch team of stylists, we deliver the pieces of clothing that will make you stand out for your everyday life. You can wear our clothes for a few weeks, and when you're ready to swap, just return the dirty clothes. And if you like what you order, you can also keep them -- it’s a great way of getting to try clothes on before you buy!

Our mission is to help people feel confident and achieve their goals. Our service is for men who don’t want to spend their time chasing after clothes. Smart men who understand the benefits of owning less and enjoying more.

Founded in 2006, TaiwaneseAmerican.org is a web portal site highlighting many of the interesting people, events and organizations that make up Taiwanese America. It is both a volunteer-driven website and a non-profit organization that intends to connect and promote those who identify with the Taiwanese identity, heritage, or culture. By establishing our niche within the broader Asian Pacific American and mainstream communities, we hope to collectively contribute to the wonderful and diverse mosaic that America represents.

As a woman in Silicon Valley who worked her way to the top of the corporate ladder -- she's a former VP at Facebook and the current president and CEO of Ancestry -- Deborah Liu knows firsthand the challenges and obstacles in the workplace that keep the deck stacked against women in the workplace ... and the ways to overcome them. ···

We are a group of passionate girls who share a common love for technology. Through Tech Girls United we hope to inspire and educate girls around the world, promoting inclusivity and diversity in the computer science field.

Tech Ladies is a worldwide community with 100,000 members. Through a supportive online group, a free job board, and opportunities to learn, we help Tech Ladies grow their careers.

Founded by Allison Esposito Medina, Tech Ladies started as a small coffee meetup in New York City in 2015. She left her job at Google the following year to run Tech Ladies full-time.

Tech+Me seeks to empower and teach underrepresented groups in the tech field through providing interdisciplinary learning experiences and connecting different passions/interests with technology.

Our goal is to provide education and opportunities that teach the applications of technology to various subjects/fields and the real world rather than pure coding or robotic skills.

As one of the most prominent Tech Conferences, disrupting the Tech conferences of old, Tech Summit is an unmissable conference. Tech Summit conferences in major Tech hub cities and are attended by thousands of people in tech for professional development, networking, career development, opportunities and to stay up to date in a fast moving industry.

Attended by the tech giants and leading start up, thousands of top tech minds and prominent tech investors. Hear from leading speakers from across the tech world and network with the best of the tech world.

Our goal is to reach ONE MILLION GIRLS by 2030 by reaching educators and advocating to eliminate the barriers girls face to persist in STEM.

Techbridge Girls (TBG) serves Black, Indigenous, and all girls of color, which includes cis girls, trans youth, gender non-conforming, and/or non-binary youth who experience(d) girlhood and economic insecurity as a part of their journey.

Techbridge Girls challenges gender, racial, and class bias in STEM fields and culture by developing gender responsive and culturally relevant STEM curricula that helps girls see their unique STEM lineage, community, interests and path to success.

Empowering Girls to Achieve Economic Mobility Through STEM: Techbridge Girls is engineering a revolution for girls to change the world through science, technology, engineering and math.

We equip and galvanize gatekeepers – out-of-school time (OST) educators and STEM professionals – with gender responsive, culturally relevant curriculum and equity training that empowers them to act as an advocate for BIPOC girls pursuing their STEM aspirations.

TechGirlz' mission is to inspire middle school girls to explore the possibilities of technology to empower their future careers. Our vision is to create a world where girls have a lifelong passion and confidence in their use of technology throughout their careers. We're accomplishing that mission through the creation of free, fun, interactive TechShopz led by industry professionals, leaders and students. We share our free workshop curriculum with companies, organizations, schools and community groups so they can inspire girls around the world with technology.