One sunny summer morning this month, a group of 20 teenage girls gathered in a conference room in the sleek offices of a tech company in New York. It was their fifth week of coding camp, and they were ...

As the world becomes more focused on technology-based careers, one student organization is committed to educating young minds by coding Tetris games. Girls Who Code is an international nonprofit ...

More than a dozen young girls flocked to a free workshop in Crown Heights on May 13 to learn computer coding on a program designed with kids in mind. The event held in the Crown Heights Apartments ...

Girls Who Code is launching a new publishing program to help prove that a coder doesn't have to be a "21-year-old white male from Palo Alto," says founder Reshma Saujani For Girls Who Code founder ...

"We're not just creating shows anymore but immersive worlds, hands-on ways for children to interact with our brands." By Kimberly Nordyke Managing Editor, Digital Scratch is a free, easy-to-use ...

Four books from the Girls Who Code series, which follows a group of young girls in a coding club at school, were some of the 1,648 titles on PEN America's nationwide index of books banned in the ...

Reshma Saujani, founder and CEO of Girls Who Code Photo: Brad Barket (Getty Images) I’ve visited a lot of schools as the founder of Girls Who Code. When we launched our afterschool clubs program in ...

The girls are learning to create small programs, apps and video games. Members of the Girls Who Code club at Brookview Shelter in Dorchester, Massachusetts, are pictured here during a field trip to ...

A group of teen computer programmers are No. 1 inthe nation. The four members of the Boys & Girls Club of Hudson County earned top honors at Facebook headquarters in California for their computer game ...