Renee Wynn began her federal career more than 25 years ago writing policy budget justifications, but her passion for law unexpectedly helped her rediscover an…
Darren Death divides his cybersecurity expertise between engaging kids with STEM, volunteering his services to federal and Maryland governments’ cybersecurity challenges, and publishing cyber-related handbooks…
Kamaljeet Sanghera, a professor at George Mason University, has been appointed to a state commission that will work with government and other entities to reshape…
Girls Computing League, a nonprofit working to empower underrepresented groups in technology, will host its first national code fest InnovateGCL later this month. The Sept.…
This column was written by Brendan Walsh, senior vice president, partner relations, 1901 Group The not so obvious answer is today more people, from a…
Nearly 100 young STEM enthusiasts gathered for the 2018-2019 SheSoft Championship and Conference at the Nysmith School for Gifted and the Dulles Hilton Hotel held…
Starting next month, high-school students in the Washington, D.C., metro area have the opportunity to attend a tuition-free summer camp that focuses on using open…
As a longtime professional humanitarian, Eileen Ellsworth has dedicated the past 14 years leading a charity that helps grow philanthropy to meet the most critical…
Girls in fifth through eighth grade are invited to attend a technology-themed conference June 8-9. The annual SheSoft Conference features workshops, panel exhibitions, panel discussions…
Pursuing a STEM education and career isn’t easy and will lead to occasional failures — but encouragement, fueling the passion and learning from those missteps…