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Today, we’re announcing our next bold step: Five by Five, a five-year strategic plan to reach 5 million women and nonbinary individuals by 2030.
Five by Five is more than a number — it’s a mission to shape the leaders who will use tech for good. www.girlswhocode.com/strategic-plan
Five by Five is more than a number — it’s a mission to shape the leaders who will use tech for good. www.girlswhocode.com/strategic-plan
February 13, 2025 at 3:39 PM
Today, we’re announcing our next bold step: Five by Five, a five-year strategic plan to reach 5 million women and nonbinary individuals by 2030.
Five by Five is more than a number — it’s a mission to shape the leaders who will use tech for good. www.girlswhocode.com/strategic-plan
Five by Five is more than a number — it’s a mission to shape the leaders who will use tech for good. www.girlswhocode.com/strategic-plan
If you read Juliette Kayyem’s book The Devil Never Sleeps: Learning to Live in An Age of Disasters, or if you watch her on CNN, you know that she has this unique ability to cut through the noise to help us understand the “what”, the “so what,” and the “what now” in a pragmatic and practical way.
January 28, 2025 at 4:53 PM
If you read Juliette Kayyem’s book The Devil Never Sleeps: Learning to Live in An Age of Disasters, or if you watch her on CNN, you know that she has this unique ability to cut through the noise to help us understand the “what”, the “so what,” and the “what now” in a pragmatic and practical way.
Reposted by Lauren Zabierek
I've written a piece for Tech Policy Press called, "Some Facts About Fact-Checking: Defending the Imperfect Search for Truth in an Era of Institutionalized Lying." It sounds wonky, but it's from the heart, people. Please give it a read (and a boost). Thanks. www.techpolicy.press/some-facts-a...
Some Facts About Fact-Checking: Defending the Imperfect Search for Truth in an Era of Institutionalized Lying | TechPolicy.Press
Fact-checking ensures a distinction between facts and falsehoods and that everything is not up for grabs because powerful people say so, writes Paul Barrett.
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January 27, 2025 at 9:20 PM
I've written a piece for Tech Policy Press called, "Some Facts About Fact-Checking: Defending the Imperfect Search for Truth in an Era of Institutionalized Lying." It sounds wonky, but it's from the heart, people. Please give it a read (and a boost). Thanks. www.techpolicy.press/some-facts-a...