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By Allyson Kapin.

By Karolina Szczur.

By Faruk Ateş.

By Jenny Lay-Flurrie.

By Rachel Nabors.

By Valerie Aurora.

By Catherine Ashcraft.

June 15, 2018 - By Better Allies.

By Sharon Bautista.

By Jason Wong.

By Karolina Szczur.

By Sarah Mei.

Organization whose mission is to offer free coding education to 1 million women by 2020. Has free (DIY) and paid (certification) courses.

Collective that aims to fight algorithmic bias.

Organization whose mission is to help create fair and inclusive spaces in esports for marginalized members of the gaming community.

Dedicated to supporting computing+tech education and workforce development for black women and girls.

A safe space that supports black girl gamers. Also found on:

Organization devoted to showing the world that black girls can code.

By Brianna Wu.

By Adam Recvlohe (@arecvlohe)

By Eugenia Cheng.

By Danielle Leong.

By Maxine Williams.

By Audrey Eschright.

A community-driven effort to make digital accessibility easier.

Simplifies sharing and obtaining accessibility data in a standardized, future-proof, easy-to-use way.

Collection of resources for projects to create a diversity and inclusion report.

A volunteer network tackling gender based violence globally by creating intersectional survivor-led resources on the web.

Help events reach a more diverse audience. And help you to find these events.

An open dictionary for sign language.

Presented by ChickTech, ACT-W National focuses on providing you with inspiring and actionable education in career development, leadership, technology, and diversity.

AlterConf is a traveling conference series that provides safe opportunities for marginalized people and those who support them in the tech and gaming industries.

Domain-Driven Design Europe is a focused on software design and modeling. They have an amazing commitment to diversity and improving their event.

Lambda World is a functional programming conference with an ideology of empowering underrepresented minorities in tech. In this mindset, we have a few actions we follow such as creating grants to cover tickets and accommodation, hosting inclusive workshops, and making conferences more accessible to individuals finding it hard to be away from their families, by providing tourist activities, and necessities like cribs and strollers.

PyMCon is an asynchronous-first virtual conference for the Bayesian community organized by the PyMC community with a strong emphasis on diversity and inclusion from the organizing committee to attendees.

REFACTR.TECH focuses on technology while creating a safe space for thoughtful and nuanced conversations around diversity, inclusion, and intersectionality in tech.

By Code Like a Girl.

By Coraline Ada Ehmke.

By Jennifer Kim.

By Lara Hogan.

Organization which aims for a more rich and diverse tech community.