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The Fred Hutch Girls Who Code club is a year-long after-school club for high school aged (grades 10-12) girls run by computational biology graduate students at Fred Hutch and UW. We meet weekly after school at the Fred Hutch campus.

Mark Vukovic and Gabrielle Jones received National Center For Women and Information Technology awards.

The Fred Hutch Girls Who Code club is a year-long after-school club for high school aged (grades 10-12) girls run by computational biology graduate students at Fred Hutch and UW. We meet weekly after school at the Fred Hutch campus.

Sirihaasa Nallamothu of University High School in Normal, Illinois, will receive a $10,000 cash prize for her project that was selected by a panel of judges based on ingenuity, complexity, relevancy and originality.

Girls Who Code is a growing program that is bringing opportunities and STEM experience to girls across the world.

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Girls Who Code, founded by Reshma Saujani, teaches young women and non-binary students how to code in order to close the gender gap in the tech world.

The Amador Girls Who Code Club from Amador Valley High School in Pleasanton held its fourth annual summit at Amador Valley High School on Saturday, March 11.