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Greg Fallis talks about his love/hate relationship with the Fearless Girl, and why Charging Bull artist Arturo Di Modico's request to have it removed may not be so out of line. This piece originally appeared on Greg's blog.
Christine Tsai, Founding Partner of 500 Startups, shares with us the 500 philosophy and culture around parental leave.
Insight from a game designer on where the space is going in terms of the gender divide.
Kristine Steuart, Co-founder and CEO at Allocadia, shares her success in establishing nearly 50% gender parity at her venture-backed tech company, and actionable advice for founders to follow her lead.
Have you ever felt like you don't belong in tech? Feel out of place as a woman on a male-dominated team? You're not alone.
Action-items, food-for-thought and inspiration from the Women 2.0/General Assembly International Women's Day celebration.
In honor of the film, which was acclaimed as one of the best films of the year, we’ve compiled a list of some of our favorite women in NASA, both past and present, including the trio that inspired Hidden Figures.
Suzy Ryoo, Venture Partner at Atom Factory, talks about her experiences as a female VC, and gives several pieces of advice for women, men and leaders to move the needle.
Kristi Riordan, COO of the Flatiron School, discusses some of the intrinsic motivators that continue to give women pause before making the decision to launch a career in tech.
By Trisha Miller There are a few niches within the internet of things (IOT) that are undoubtedly geared towards women. Some of these are...
What we say to each other has the ability to either prevent or continue to promote unconscious bias. In order to change and improve our standards, we need to be aware of what is coming out of our mouths as well as the stereotypes we paint of other people unintentionally.
What we say to each other has the ability to either prevent or continue to promote unconscious bias. In order to change and improve our standards, we need to be aware of what is coming out of our mouths as well as the stereotypes we paint of other people unintentionally.
"Are we still living in a time where a woman could be seen as too ambitious? " asks Alison Taffel Rabinowitz
Though designers and developers may set out with the best intentions, implicit biases and a lack of foresight generates problems—from racist bots to transphobic dating apps.
