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AnitaB.org Insights
COO of AnitaB.org Named a HistoryMaker
The HistoryMakers is a nonprofit research and educational institution committed to preserving the stories and accomplishments of African Americans. The institute recently honored Jacqueline Copeland-Carson, COO of AnitaB.org, for her many accomplishments. Learn how she's making a difference in the world.
Inspiring Women
Meet the Top 10 Winners of Women Entrepreneur Quest 2018
Meet the Top 10 winners of this year's Women Entrepreneur Quest (WEQ), and learn more about their innovative technology startups.
Community Voices
Anita’s Quilt: Choosing My Paths to Success
Vidya Kabra broke Rajasthani family tradition when she chose to pursue computer science. Now she's a leader at HSBC Technology India.
Leading Organizations
Bank of America Invests in Women Technologists
Leaders at Bank of America believe diversity and inclusion are key factors when building strong teams. Learn why they are a 2018 Top Companies winner.
News
- AnitaB.org Mentions
- April 16, 2019
17 Year-Old Female Founder Inspires Girls in STEM
Jothi Ramaswamy, 17, founded a nonprofit to teach girls about STEM. Now, Stephanie Rodriguez of AnitaB.org is mentoring her to help further her career.
- AnitaB.org Mentions
- April 10, 2019
The Solution 8 in 10 Tech Companies Use to Increase Diversity
A rising percentage of tech leaders are creating programs to retain and recruit more female talent. Learn more about their efforts to increase diversity.
- Announcements
- April 10, 2019
AnitaB.org Announces 2019 BRAID Affiliate Schools to Support Women and Minority Students in Computing Programs
AnitaB.org is proud to announce its five Building, Recruiting, And Inclusion for Diversity (BRAID) affiliate schools for 2019.
About Anita Borg
Anita Borg combined technical expertise with a fearless vision to inspire, motivate, and move women in technology. Learn how her legacy continues to touch and change the lives of countless women in the fields of computing and beyond.