Events
Intro to Git & Github
Learn the basics of Git & GitHub for collaborative coding. This workshop offers a brief introduction followed by practical exercises. Master version control with Git and GitHub through hands-on learning.
In coding, mastering a programming language is just one piece of the puzzle. Managing changes and collaborating effectively are crucial. Git, a leading version control system, is essential for seamless project management and collaboration.
In this workshop, we'll dive into using Git, GitHub, and the command line to manage project changes, store code remotely, and collaborate effectively. If you've struggled with Git in the past, don't worry. We'll guide you through practical exercises to simulate real-world Git workflows and ensure you grasp the concepts thoroughly.
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Python 101: Beginner Python
Curious about programming? Want to learn one language that you can use to build websites, program robots, visualize data, run servers, and make art? Have you taken our Intro to Python and want to learn more. Then you're ready to get started with Python. Python powers some of the most popular websites and apps we all know and love, like Pinterest and Instagram to name a couple.
Join us for GDI's Python I virtual cohort series, designed for those who have very limited or no programming experience. During this interactive series, we'll explore the basic components of a programming language: data types, functions, conditional statements, and loops. We'll mix lecture and practice, and we'll work through lots of problems together. You'll leave the workshop with several tested tutorials to work through on your own.
Topics covered:
Introduction to Python
Data types and variables
Boolean expressions
Functions
Testing and debugging
Working with lists
The class will include hands-on work and assignments. Students will benefit both from the instructor's knowledge and the peer-to-peer interactions. This is a cohort class and will run for a total of 12 instructional hours over 4 classes (each 3 hours long).
The class dates and times are:
Monday, April 1 @ 6:00p - 8:00p ET / 3:00a - 5:00p PT
Wednesday, April 3 @ 6:00p - 8:00p ET / 3:00a - 5:00p PT
Monday, April 8 @ 6:00p - 8:00p ET / 3:00a - 5:00p PT
Wednesday, April 10 @ 6:00p - 8:00p ET / 3:00a - 5:00p PT
Monday, April 15 @ 6:00p - 8:00p ET / 3:00a - 5:00p PT
Wednesday, April 17 @ 6:00p - 8:00p ET / 3:00a - 5:00p PT
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Introduction to Python
Class Details:
Join us for GDI's Intro to Python virtual workshop, designed for those who have very limited or no programming experience. During this interactive workshop, we'll explore the basic components of a programming language: data types, functions, conditional statements, and loops. We'll mix lecture and practice, and we'll work through lots of problems together. You'll leave the workshop with several tested tutorials to work through on your own.
Topics covered include:
Introduction to Python
Data types and variables
Boolean expressions
Functions
Testing and debugging
Working with lists
Schedule:
Monday, March 25th
6:00p - 8:00p ET/ 3:00p - 5:00p PST
Sign up: here
Pivot with Purpose: Build and Strengthen your Pivot Pitch (6 Session Cohort)
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About this event
Interested in transitioning into a career in Tech? You're not alone, and it's entirely within your reach. According to Stackoverflow's latest survey with over 70,000 respondents, over 40% didn't learn to code in school (university, college). The report also reveals a year-over-year surge in online coding education, rising from 60% to a remarkable 70%. This three-week program will help attendees craft, practice, refine and ultimately nail their pivot story. Each attendee will walk away from this program with a solid pitch they can use to answer to answer the question, "So, tell me about yourself" in a way that sells yourself and the pivot you are making.
This program includes the following workshops & sessions
Pivot with Purpose: Tips on Navigating your Career Pivot | September 6th, 3 pm ET/12 pm PT (1 hour)
Led by Jessica Dene Early Cha, this class will discuss why planning a career transition isn't just about acquiring technical skills; it's about crafting your story, standing out from the crowd, and expanding your professional network. Jessica has led an amazing career pivot from a decade in the non-profit sector to tech and has gathered invaluable tips and suggestions that have fueled her own success and those around me. Join Jessica, for an engaging talk where I'll share my top insights on making a career pivot to tech. Discover how to craft a compelling narrative, differentiate yourself, and grow your professional connections. Join us and learn a wealth of strategies for a career pivot into tech.
Telling a new story, Identifying your Strengths | September 8th, 3 pm ET/12 pm PT (1.5 hours)
Led by Mandy Fullmer, Trained Gallup StrengthsFinder Coach & Nonprofit Consultant, this session will guide attendees to identify your core strengths (a.k.a. superpowers) that truly make each individual stand out and succeed in any job. Mandy will use the strengths assessment tool (you will receive a link and feedback before this session) and discuss how to own and aim your strengths at the career you want.
You will receive a link to take the assessment after the first workshop is held.
Draft your Story | September 13th, 3 pm ET/12 pm PT (1.5 hours)
Led by Korene Stuart, this workshop will build on the previous two sessions and walk attendees through the process of creating their stories. Korene starts with a blank page and supports attendees in putting together the elements of a story that sells their skills & experiences.
Practice your Pivot Pitch: Peer Session | September 15th, 3 pm ET/12 pm PT (1 hour)
In this session, attendees will break up into small groups for a first round of practice. Each attendee will practice their pitch a few times and have real-time feedback from peers. This will be a fun and casual session where we will work in small groups. It is a great way to start to practice saying your pitch out loud and get lots of feedback.
Practice your Pivot Pitch: Practice Pitches to Corporate Volunteers | September 22nd, 2 pm ET/11 am PT (1 hour)
This session is a unique opportunity to PRACTICE! We will have volunteers from BillTrust joining us for this session to listen to your pitch and offer feedback. This is a safe space designed to offer attendees real-life practice and feedback and build confidence in just the story you have crafted but in the ability to deliver the story.
Perfect your Pivot Pitch | September 27th, 3 pm ET/12 pm PT (1 hour)
Our workshop leaders and other guests, will come back and hear your final pitches. This is an amazing session that will leave each attendee with a story pitch that will open any interview and support your networking.
Program Cost: $300 (includes the cost of the Gallup StrengthFinder Assessment)
Level Up Your Technical Interviewing Techniques at ELEVATE Virtual Conference with Girl Geek X
Join me and learn great resources to prepare for technical interviews. We'll walk through the 7-step process that interviewees can use to guide them during technical interviewing. This session also Includes invaluable tips, resources, and strategies for overcoming challenges when you find yourself stuck.
event registration: https://girlgeek.io/conferences/elevate2023/
Monthly Mentor Panel - Networking Like a Pro
Sign up -> https://www.meetup.com/women-who-code-dallas/events/293760870/
Details
Join us for an event designed to equip you with valuable insights, strategies, and techniques to take your networking skills to the next level!
During this interactive virtual meetup, you will have the opportunity to:
Learn the key principles of effective networking and how to apply them in various professional settings.
Discover strategies for overcoming networking challenges, such as building confidence, initiating conversations, and maintaining relationships.
Gain insights on leveraging social media and online platforms for networking purposes.
Explore techniques for expanding your network beyond your immediate circle and reaching out to industry influencers and thought leaders.
Participate in engaging Q&A sessions with our panelists.
This event is open to all skill levels and backgrounds, where you can connect with like-minded individuals, expand your professional network, and find inspiration from our incredible panelists!
Agenda:
Ice breakers, Member intros
Women Who Code Welcome
Panelist intros
Core Program of Q&A and discussion with the panelists.
Code of Conduct + Issue Reporting
Women Who Code is dedicated to providing an empowering experience for everyone who participates in or supports our community. Our events are intended to inspire women to excel in technology careers, and anyone who is there for this purpose is welcome. Because we value the safety and security of our members and strive to have an inclusive community, we do not tolerate harassment of members or event participants in any form.
Our Code of Conduct applies to all Women Who Code events. Any issues? Reach out to global@womenwhocode.com.
Level Up Your Technical Interviewing Techniques
Join us and learn great resources to prepare for technical interviews. We'll walk through the 7-step process that interviewees can use to guide them during technical interviewing. This session also Includes invaluable tips, resources, and strategies for overcoming challenges when you find yourself stuck.
Pivot with Purpose: Tips on Navigating Your Path to a Tech Career
Interested in transitioning into a career in Tech? You're not alone, and it's entirely within your reach. According to Stackoverflow's latest survey with over 70,000 respondents, over 40% didn't learn to code in school (university, college). The report also reveals a year-over-year surge in online coding education, rising from 60% to a remarkable 70%. Transitioning to tech isn't just about acquiring technical skills; it's about crafting your story, standing out from the crowd, and expanding your professional network. Having successfully pivoted from a decade in the non-profit sector to tech, I've gathered invaluable tips and suggestions that have fueled my own success and those around me. Join me for an engaging talk where I'll share my top insights on making a career pivot to tech. Discover how to craft a compelling narrative, differentiate yourself, and grow your professional connections. Join us and learn a wealth of strategies for a career pivot into tech.
Sign up -> 2023 Career Expo with GDI
Section Leader for Code in Place (Stanford's intro to python course, CS106A)
I was the Section Lead for Code in Place (Stanford's intro to python course, CS106A) more details below:
Let’s Talk: Insights from Women at Google
Join us for Let’s Talk: Insights from Women at Google, a virtual event for you to connect with women at Google and within the broader tech community. Hear from women who have chartered their career paths, chat directly with recruiters about opportunities, and get first-hand insights into the interview process and life at Google.
Register: https://careersonair.withgoogle.com/events/insights-from-women-at-google
Latinas in Tech + Google
On the panel for Latinas in Tech + Google event
Jul 14, 11:55 AM → Jul 14, 1:00 PM (-07:00)
Registration link coming soon A Rising Career as a Latinx Engineer at Google
How to run a successful tech event
Join tech event expert and former WTM Ambassador Jessica Dene Earley-Cha as she talks through the tips, tricks and best practices for running a tech event. She'll walk through planning for both regular events as well as larger summits. If you're brand new to running events or want a refresher, this training is for you! You'll walk away with practical advice that will help you successfully run all your events as an Ambassador.
Submit your questions about planning tech events when you register, or if you're joining live you'll also have the chance to ask questions via the Q&A.
Register -> https://womentechmakersonair.withgoogle.com/events/tech-event-tips
Voice Global: Assistant in the Car
Talk title: Assistant in the Car
Talk Description: Voice is a natural fit in the car as it helps users get things done in a simple, seamless & hands-free way. Learn how you can surface your content on Android for cars via App Actions. App Actions let users launch and control Android apps with their voice, using Google Assistant
Regester -> https://www.voicesummit.ai/global
Car talk: Assistant and Android for cars
Take a closer look at how to add voice functionality to Android Auto apps.
Integrate Android widgets with Google Assistant
Learn how to add voice functionality to your Android app’s widgets for both mobile and Android Auto.
Women Techmakers @ Google I/O Virtual Reception
Before Google I/O kicks-off, the Women Techmakers team is hosting a virtual networking event to connect and inspire women and allies around the world! Listen in on a career panel, learn more about the Women Techmakers upcoming initiatives, and get the chance to build your network during two breakout sessions.
TL;DR 293 | The Google Developer News Show
TL;DR 293 | The Google Developer News Show
All about Google I/O 2022
Career Exploration: Developer Relations
Interested in a career in Developer Relations, but not sure what that all means? Our speaker, Jessica Dene Earley-Cha is a Latina developer, educator, and advocate in Tech. Join us for a panel discussion where she will share her experiences, best practices, and recommendations for securing a full-time position in this field. Come prepared with questions for a discussion to follow.
Choose Your Own Adventure in Tech
A Live Panel Discussion
Did you know women are 45% more likely to leave tech in their thirties than men?
Women belong in ALL areas of tech. Join us live to explore a variety of tech careers – and more importantly, how women can STAY and continue to GROW in this field.
At this panel you’ll learn how four Women in Voice™ navigate UX, NLP, Development, Engineering, Product, and Partnerships.
Ask questions, share your own insights, and choose YOUR own adventure!
How To Advocate For Yourself At Work
You've gone above and beyond at work, you've demonstrated impact and growth for your team, and you've increased your scope of responsibilities. This is your sign to be your own best advocate and set yourself up for what you want - perhaps it’s a promotion, raise or other career desire.