Hackathon Gives Underrepresented Youth a Chance to Build Apps to Help Their Communities
Level the Coding Field aims to bring a new innovation to Silicon Valley: more diverse engineers, programmers and entrepreneurs.
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Why Don’t More Girls Become Engineers: Dumb Toys
GoldieBlox lights up the internet with an awesome commercial offering a fun alternative to the endless stream of pink princess toys for girls.
We Got Rejected by Y-Combinator
A founder talks about why she decided to go public with her failure, and what happened when she did.
Going Mobile: My Journey From San Francisco to Istanbul
A startup pro moves from the Bay Area to Turkey and talks about the extremely innovative and "gender agnostic" scene she found there.
Tales from the Trenches: The Challenges and Rewards of Starting a Company
Take smart money, know when to pivot and delegate:Â our LA Founder Friday speaker shares the lessons she's learned along the way.Â
Lessons in Entrepreneurship from the Founder of Suitecity
 Your weekly dose of inspiration; one founder shares her challenges and how she overcomes them. Â
5 Things You Don’t Want to Forget to Bring to Vegas!
Whether you’re driving from 30 min away or flying in from another continent, here are some essentials you will want to have to make the most out of your Vegas trip. Â
Mission Impossible? Being Powerful, Likable and Feminine at the Same Time
Angel investor Joanne Wilson on the challenges of both exuding power and being likable.
What We Were Talking About at Women 2.0 This Week
Check out the latest edition of our weekly Women 2.0 reading guide and join the conversation.
Every Woman Needs to Be Mentored… and to Mentor
According to this Alibaba executive, the right time to make the leap from needing a mentor to being a mentor is… never!
4 Essential Tools for Mobile Workers
When it comes to working remotely, the right office products can go a long way, writes this startup veteran.
Entrepreneurship Takes a Village Too
The founder of UrbanSitter calls on fellow entrepreneurs to support other women in the industry by "becoming their village."
Elaine Wherry: Why I Now Believe the Glass Ceiling Is Real
Once a naysayer about gender discrimination, this conference speaker shares how she experienced it first hand and came to the conclusion that the glass ceiling is higher than she thought it was.Â
Where Are the Best and Worst Places to Be a Woman?
No one will be shocked to hear that the Nordic countries have the smallest gender gap, but maybe the position of the U.S. in a worldwide ranking...