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Women in Data: Meet Andrea Barber - DATAVERSITY

Andrea Barber builds accessible, beginner-focused Python and data analytics resources while advancing women’s empowerment and ethical, equitable use of healthcare data.

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The Women in Programmatic Network Partners with Programmatic I/O New York to Elevate Women's Voices in Ad Tech | AdExchanger

AdExchanger partnered with The Women in Programmatic Network to host events, judge awards, and expand women's speaking opportunities at Programmatic I/O New York 2025.

fromBusiness Insider

The H-1B has given me so many opportunities. But even after 12 years, my life in the US feels unstable and temporary because of it.

"While the one-third probability of getting picked in the lottery remains the same since I applied in 2017, the job market when I graduated felt better."

US politics

Women in technology

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Links For You (8/9/25)

Women are underrepresented in tech; nearly half leave by 35.

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Nominate: Most Influential Women in UK Technology 2025 | Computer Weekly

Nominations for the 2025 Most Influential Women in UK Technology list are open, highlighting the need for increased representation of women in tech.

Understanding Event-Driven Architecture in a Multicloud Environment

Teena Idnani is a senior solution architect at Microsoft, specializing in digital transformation and scalable cloud-native architectures.

fromLogRocket Blog

Women in technology

Leader Spotlight: Adopting and championing responsible AI, with Asma Syeda - LogRocket Blog

Women in technology

The HackerNoon Newsletter: OpenAI Wants to Design How You Live With AI (5/24/2025) | HackerNoon

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Women in technology

Leader Spotlight: Adopting and championing responsible AI, with Asma Syeda - LogRocket Blog

Women in technology

The HackerNoon Newsletter: OpenAI Wants to Design How You Live With AI (5/24/2025) | HackerNoon

Women play a crucial role in AI development, yet their impact often remains unnoticed.

Crypto mining in 2025 is dominated by major industrial players, making small-scale operations unviable.

fromDjango Project

DSF member of the month - Elena Williams

Elena Williams is a long-time Django community member, an advocate for open source, and balances her tech career with family and hobbies.

fromwww.theguardian.com

Entrepreneur humiliated' after London Tech Week turns her and baby away

Inclusion in the tech industry must go beyond words; real change is needed to accommodate parents and caregivers at major events.

Artificial intelligence

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Lavina Ramkissoon, Africa's AI Mom: In our countries, many innovations are born out of necessity'

Technology, especially AI, can significantly drive development in Africa when controlled properly.

Women in technology

Young women are keen on pursuing STEM careers, but they're still facing huge barriers

Young women show interest in tech careers but lack confidence and support.

Women in technology

Women in tech are plagued by imposter syndrome - here are three tips to overcome lingering doubts

Imposter syndrome significantly affects women in tech, with 68% experiencing it, highlighting the need for employer support.

fromBusiness Insider

3 moms in tech who had to RTO share how going back to the office has changed their lives

Working parents, especially mothers, are struggling with return-to-office mandates impacting their work-life balance.

The Women Behind the Machines: Unsung Heroes of the AI Revolution | HackerNoon

Women pioneers have dramatically influenced the development of AI ethics.

Ada Lovelace laid the groundwork for computational thinking.

Fei-Fei Li revolutionized computer vision with ImageNet.

Timnit Gebru advocates for ethical AI and accountability.

Women in technology

fromExchangewire

Women in Ad Tech: Is the Industry Inclusive Enough?

Women are underrepresented in leadership roles in the ad tech sector despite comprising a large part of the workforce.

The HackerNoon Newsletter: If Youre an Amazon Ring Owner, You May Be an Accidental Spy (5/9/2025) | HackerNoon

Why are there so few women in tech, and what can be done to change it?

Women in technology

Artificial intelligence

fromArs Technica

Fidji Simo joins OpenAI as new CEO of Applications

OpenAI appoints Simo, boosting leadership at a time of significant organizational change.

Women in technology

fromBusiness Insider

I landed software engineering jobs at AWS and Walmart after moving to the US from India. Here are 4 things I did to build my network from scratch.

Proactive networking and skill development are key for successful early career planning. Sushma Kukkadapu's journey showcases this.

fromLogRocket Blog

Leader Spotlight: The importance of remaining open-minded, with Aislinn Wright - LogRocket Blog

The first is the practice of asking "why." Back in school, we were always challenged not to have the answer but to be able to find ways to uncover it.

Women in technology

fromBusiness Insider

I'm a chief technologist at Morgan Stanley. Here's what comp-sci students need to know to succeed on Wall Street.

"I always knew that I wanted to solve really big, hairy mathematical problems."

Women in technology

fromTNW | Ecosystems

Bulgaria's bold leap: From outsourcing hub to emerging deeptech contender

Bulgaria's unique blend of a flat 10% tax rate, a strong technical workforce, and women representation in tech has positioned it as an emerging tech hub in Europe.

London startup

from24/7 Wall St.

How I Navigated the Challenges of Retirement as a Tech Woman Over 50

Women in tech often face early career exits; planning for retirement is crucial.

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