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Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Celebrating Girls Who Code's 5th birthday where it all began, at AppNexus. In 2012, 20 high school girls joined us for 6 weeks to learn computer science as part of Girls Who Code's Summer Immersion Program. There are now 40,000 students across 50 states! Learn more at www.girlswhocode.com.
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Celebrating Girls Who Code's 5th birthday where it all began, at AppNexus. In 2012, 20 high school girls joined us for 6 weeks to learn computer science as part of Girls Who Code's Summer Immersion Program. There are now 40,000 students across 50 states! Learn more at www.girlswhocode.com.
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Silicon Chef is a women-centric hardware hackathon for humans who identify as female.
Photography Credit: Diane Phillips of Give Photography
Loyola University Chicago launched its first chapter of Girls Who Code, a national organization working to close the gender gap in technology though education about the field. Led by Loyola students and volunteers, the club meets once a week on Saturday mornings in the Klarchek Information Commons on Loyola's Lake Shore Campus. (Photo: Dominique Ochoa)
Celebrating Girls Who Code's 5th birthday where it all began, at AppNexus. In 2012, 20 high school girls joined us for 6 weeks to learn computer science as part of Girls Who Code's Summer Immersion Program. There are now 40,000 students across 50 states! Learn more at www.girlswhocode.com.