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Upskilling has been a popular outlet for tech professionals during the coronavirus pandemic. Check out this list of D.C.-area organizations providing resources and courses to help you launch or advance your coding career.

Parental rights advocacy group Moms for Liberty denied an author's allegations they had helped an effort to "ban" books from the "Girls Who Code" series.

Our irresistible daily links, including more sanctions on Russia, Iranian attacks in Iraq, recessions, a plummeting Pound, a delay to the oil price cap, Russian Snowden, and spacecraft flying into asteroids.

Pennsylvania's Central York School District is denying that it ever banned Girls Who Code books after PEN America's Ind…

The Girls Who Code series appears to be a target at one particular school district. (Update: The district has issued a response.)

After school clubs are back at BHML! Starting October 4 & 5, 2022 This year you’ll recognize some classic clubs, plus we’ll offer a new club for a new year. Wednesdays from 1:30—2:30 p.m. Join Children’s Coordinator, Jen, in the Kids...

Games have a love/hate relationship with war. While many of the most popular titles have long glorified war – or …

/PRNewswire/ -- Raytheon Technologies is partnering with Girls Who Code (GWC) to launch GWCs Leadership Academy, a semester-long program for over 100 U.S....

/PRNewswire/ -- This back-to-school season, Pilot Corporation of America (Pilot Pen) and its line of erasable FriXion pens – the first and only pens to earn...

The representation of women in technology in Arizona is lower than we want it to be and far lower than it should be.