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History of the Project

This project grew from a multi-year effort to keep and share the history of women in computing. Katy Dickinson and Dr Susan H. Rodger worked to build a list of 300+ notable women in computing (bit.ly/NotableW).

Jessica Dickinson Goodman saw the potential to expand that list's reach and turned it a deck of playing cards that sold out at the 2014 Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing, then raised 500% of its goal on Kickstarter.

Through the generosity of the Backers on Kickstarter, over 500 decks went to educators around the world who are working to inspire women and girls to consider or continue careers in computing. Decks are sold at cost and all files are downloadable under CC-BY-NC-SA.

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Jessica: Twitter | Blog | YouTube | Flickr | LinkedIn

Katy: Twitter | Blog | Consulting website | Flickr | LinkedIn

Susan: Twitter | Website | Wikipedia page

RSS Blog for the Project

  • Our Thanksgiving November 27, 2016
    We know we say thank you in nearly every post, but we wanted to say, in this week of Thanksgiving, we are so thankful for your support and your work out in the world. As just one example, we just heard from a member of this community that she's hoping to highlight the stories of women […]
  • A quick update November 19, 2016
    It's been 2 years since we launched this project at the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing, and we're still sending out decks and posters every month to educators, fellow-geeks, and anyone who wants to cherish and spread the history of women in computing. We are so grateful for your support and encouragement. Some […]

RSS Updates from Katy Dickinson

  • New Jail Curriculum May 18, 2018
    Collaborating with the Rev. Canon William H. Barnwell, this month I have been designing a new curriculum for studying faith and literature at Elmwood Jail (Milpitas, California). In 1980, at the University of New Orleans (UNO), Canon Barnwell started developing … Continue reading →

RSS Updates from Jessica

  • Fifth San José Human Services Commission Meeting May 18, 2018
    Tonight is will be my fifth Human Services Commission meeting with an agenda focused on the needs of women, interactions with law enforcement, and continuing to work to support immigrant communities being targeted by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Police Annual Report Aaron Zisser, Independent Police Auditor Purpose: to provide the Commission background on the...
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