@WWCodeSeattle

Women Who Code is a global nonprofit organization dedicated to inspiring women to excel in technology careers. We are the Seattle chapter.

Joined June 2015
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Join us for our bi-weekly book club featuring works centered around leadership, professional development, and women in tech. In each meeting members are encouraged to share their opinions, learn, and engage in constructive discourse. RSVP here: meetup.com/Women-Who-Code-Se…
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Join us this Thursday, 6pm Pacific for a career transition into Data Science discussion panel! RSVP Here: meetup.com/Women-Who-Code-Se…
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This week! April 15th, 6pm Pacific Hear from a panel of Googlers on their career journeys and how they code in their jobs as part of their non-traditional software engineering roles. Come join us! Sign up here: meetup.com/Women-Who-Code-Se…
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What's happening with Women Who Code Seattle
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Thanks to everyone who joined us for a relaxing "paint" night! It was so nice to unwind and get creative. Hope to see more of you next time!
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Don't forget to join us tonight, 6pm PST for Paint Night! We're gathering together to give ourselves a well-deserved break and get creative! We'll play some music, get chatty and Ritika will guide us to produce an artwork worth hanging on our walls! meetup.com/Women-Who-Code-Se…
Bring any art medium! Get some paper or a canvas! Get your paint set out. Have a tablet or iPad? Come and get artsy! We're gathering together to give ourselves a well-deserved break and get creative! Join us! RSVP on meetup.com
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Join us for DS / ML / AI study group on Tuesday Nights!
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Volunteers @Soulclimberchic and Bianca Creaney share why they're in tech and why they volunteer for WWCode Seattle. Connect with us at womenwhocode.com/seattle
Photo of Kira Helm on a park bench. Text next to her reads: I aspire to help pave the way for diversity in tech leadershipI want to give back to the community that has given me so much. Mentorship and representation are important. I look forward to helping open up resources for womxn in technology so that they feel supported in their career journeys.

ALT Photo of Kira Helm on a park bench. Text next to her reads: I aspire to help pave the way for diversity in tech leadershipI want to give back to the community that has given me so much. Mentorship and representation are important. I look forward to helping open up resources for womxn in technology so that they feel supported in their career journeys.

Headshot of Bianca Creaney. Text next to her reads: I enjoy the feeling of accomplishment when solving problems with code. Volunteering at WWCode allows me to meet new people, learn, share experiences and help provide means for people to pursue their dreams

ALT Headshot of Bianca Creaney. Text next to her reads: I enjoy the feeling of accomplishment when solving problems with code. Volunteering at WWCode allows me to meet new people, learn, share experiences and help provide means for people to pursue their dreams

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There's a lot on our minds right now, but if you're *also* wondering whether to participate in Open Source communities and whether it can lead to employment, this is a helpful discussion and might even count as self care today youtube.com/watch?v=Gjw2fipU…

Open Source Hacktoberfest Panel

Presented by WWCode NYC & LAWomen Who Code Los Angeles Network is...

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