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"Girl, Develop It!"" began as a call to action for women, by women who were tired of the low representation of women in tech, and who want to make a difference today.
+"Girl, Develop It!" began as a call to action for women, by women who were tired of the low representation of women in tech, and who want to make a difference today.
- 57% of professional occupations in the 2013 U.S. workforce held by women
+57% of professional occupations in the 2015 U.S. workforce held by women
- 26% of professional computing occupations in the 2013 U.S. workforce held by women
+25% of professional computing occupations in the 2015 U.S. workforce held by women
- 24% of Chief Information Officer (CIO) positions at Fortune 100 companies held by women in 2012
+17% of Chief Information Officer (CIO) positions at Fortune 100 companies held by women in 2015
- 3% of computing workforce who were African-American women in 2013
+3% of computing workforce who were African-American women in 2015
- 5% of computing workforce who were Asian women in 2013
+5% of computing workforce who were Asian women in 2015
- 2% of computing workforce who were Hispanic women in 2013
+1% of computing workforce who were Hispanic women in 2015
Source: NCWIT
+Source: NCWIT
Our core programs, now in over 45 cities throughout the US, are simple: we provide low-cost, judgment-free opportunities to learn software development.
+Our core programs, now in 53 cities throughout the US, are simple: we provide low-cost, judgment-free opportunities to learn software development.
Our community of over 29,000 members has led the industry-wide movement to improve diversity in tech since 2010, and today we empower over 1,000 students per month with coding skills and the community support to continue learning.
+Our community of over 55,000 members has led the industry-wide movement to improve diversity in tech since 2010, and today we empower over 1,000 students per month with coding skills and the community support to continue learning.