##mailinglists
##list of speakers
##workshops
- black girls code
- black women code
- Boston Python Workshop
- clojurebridge
- Codebar.io
- code and cupcakes
- CodeCatz
- code newbie
- Columbus Python Workshop
- DjangoGirls
- geek girl carrots
- geekgirlcamp
- girl develop it
- girls who code
- Gr8Ladies
- ladies learning code
- ladies who code
- mobilebridge
- nodeschool
- pyladies
- pystar
- rails bridge
- rails girls
- she codes
##Networks
- Ada Initiative
- bridgefoundry
- http://chicktech.org/
- czechitas
- Geek Girl Meetup
- geekettes
- girl geek dinners
- Ggr8ladies
- ladies in tech
- Ladies that UX
- lesbians who tech
- PHP Women
- Technical Women speak too
- http://www.techtrrrs.at/
- Twitter Women
- unicorns in tech
- Write/Speak/Code
- women who code
##Hackathons / Scholarships
Scholarships
Travel Grants
Free Coding Schools / Programs
Coding Schools / Programs (Students have to pay fees)
##Open Source Hacking Internships
##Conferences
- alterconf
- shesgeeky
- writespeakcode
- lesbianswhotech
- girlgeekcon
- blogher
- blogging while brown
- grace hopper celebration
##Other resources:
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Who Did You Miss - Sample letters for pointing out an all-white-men-lineup at conferences and resources for organizers to create a more diverse conference.
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Girls n' code - Tutorials, blog posts in german introducing beginners to the web
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CallbackWomen - Promoting open CFPs of conferences, diversity scholarships, female tech speakers. Educating conference organizers about diversity and inclusiveness. Advocating for e.g. travel funding, speaker compensation, childcare, blind evalution processes.
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One Web for All - One Web For All is a grassroots, non-profit organization helping businesses and individuals learn more about creating welcoming, inclusive cultures.
This is no exhaustive list, just a collection of some of the workshops/mailinglists I know of. Comments/Add-ons are super welcome!
ABI.Chicago, the local chapter of the Anita Borg Institute, offers free and low-cost programming workshops for adults for professional development. For more information, go to http://local.anitaborg.org, join, and select Chicago. Membership is free. We are always looking for speakers & instructors too.