She's Geeky

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• She’s Geeky, Bay Area – January 27-29, 2012

  She’s Geeky Bay Area Computer History Museum, Mountain View Fri-Sun, January 27-29th REGISTRATION IS OPEN! So how does She’s Geeky work? The “un” part of unconfernece is about this being almost like a conference – amazing people, amazing discussions, great presentations. The big difference is that instead of a pre-planned agenda, the agenda is created… Continue reading »

• She’s Geeky Bay Area #4 Sponsors

  Corporate Sponsorship If you’re a woman who has a big idea that involves technology, the Internet or social media, BlogHer has an opportunity for you. With the leadership of 50 pioneering entrepreneurs, technologists and business leaders, BlogHer is hosting a special event for women who want to start something. Whether you’re considering a start-up of… Continue reading »

• She's Geeky Bay Area #4, January 28-30, 2011

  She’s Geeky Bay Area January 28-30th, 2011 REGISTRATION IS LIVE!! In downtown San Francisco Doors open at 8:15 each day. Agenda Creation for the whole day is between 9am and 10am. There are 5 – one hour conference sessions durring the day. We close as a group between 5 and 5:30. Event on Facebook Event… Continue reading »

• She’s Geeky 7: New York City, October 29-30, 2010

  She’s Geeky NYC #2 – Hosted @ Microsoft Over the two days 14 women attended and posted 17 topics! Session Topics The Psychology of (site) Development & men vs women Women and Entrepreneurship Skills – how to build technical knowledge outside the classroom Open Source Recruiting and Manangement & Open Source H/W and S/W Projects… Continue reading »

• She’s Geeky – Twin Cities, An unConference for Women in Science & Tech

  Friday & Saturday August 6 & 7, 2010 Science Museum of Minnesota, St. Paul She’s Geeky hosts unConferences across North America, providing a unique environment for women working in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) fields to learn from one another, grow networks, connect across generations and discuss issues (for more on the what, why,… Continue reading »

• Why don’t you have local She’s Geeky Chapters?

  From its inception She’s Geeky has taken a unique approach.  We are not a “once a year” big national conference like BlogHer. Nor are we an “open source brand” where anyone can produce an ad-hoc event with our name, like BarCamp. We also are not a membership organization and do not have local chapters.  There… Continue reading »

• More Women Geekiness in the coming weeks.

  Before She’s Geeky Girls in Tech Catalyst Conference (in our last post) Tuesday January 26th SDForum presents “Organizational Savvy for Women: Shattering the Glass Ceiling” Thursday, January 28th, 2010, 6pm, Symantec, Mountain View, CA Based upon his Wall Street Journal bestselling book “Survival of the Savvy”, Dr. Rick Brandon will deliver “Organizational Savvy for Women:… Continue reading »

• She’s Geeky 5: Bay Area 01/10

  To read about what participants took away from their day. Blog posts and more from the Bay Are 3 event (the 5th She’s Geeky) click here. She’s Geeky’s 5th unconference, the third in the Bay Area, is coming this weekend at the Computer History Museum [Map] in Mountain View.  Register now. Who is invited? Are… Continue reading »

• What are some of the benefits of attending She’s Geeky?

  She’s Geeky convenes to inspire women for the future, creating a space to connect women from diverse STEM communities. We work with and promote existing activists and organizations in regions around the country, inviting them all to meet at an interactive event called an UnConference where the agenda is created live at the event by… Continue reading »

• Twitter Highlights from She's Geeky DC

  We searched twitter and saved most of the tweets about She’s Geeky DC, November 13-14, 2009. You can see the full twitter stream on our wiki here. We went through and selected some highlights that reflected the spirit of the event. Enjoy!: @mixtmedia: It’s going to be interesting to see % of sessions related to… Continue reading »