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It may have taken Kimberly Bryant a decade to prove naysayers wrong, but she was right to trust her gut.
Technology Education
Tech Education Coming to Women in West Africa
More than 1,500 Nigerian women will receive training thanks to a new effort by the Youth for Technology Foundation.
Time’s 100 Most Influential 2013: Afghani Entrepreneur Roya Mahboob
Roya Mahboob rises above death threats, fighting for women’s empowerment and education with computers, access to the Internet and social media.
How to Avoid A Tech Nightmare
Nelly Yusupova is the CTO of Webgrrls, a networking organization that helps keep professional women connected to one another and leverage technology.