- "Older" Women Play More Computer Games?
- Slashdot's April Fool "Humor"
- Gender gap: still growing?
- Oakland's Techbridge program introduces girls to things techie
- Women, as depicted in video games
- Teenage girl solves paper-folding puzzle
- Podcasting: Where Are the Women?
- Pamela Samuelson honored by the Anita Borg Institute
- BlogHer Conference: July 30, 2005
- Gender Brain Differences: A Big Deal, But Not the Way You'd Think
- HP's Carly Fiorina forced out
- Long Winter for Lawrence Summers
- Big flap at Harvard over university president's comments
- The woman behind the joystick
- "Her So-Called Digital Life"
- "UA student controls Mars rover cameras from a downtown warehouse"
- Significant contributions by women (but I won't do a complete stranger's homework)
- What She Said!
- MIT names first woman president
- "A few good women: Tech firms want more female computer whizzes"
- The Rogue Librarian
- Conference: Women With Megabyte II
- In answer to some recent questions from visitors to this site...
- "HOWTO Encourage Women in Linux"
- I bet she gets tired of being called the "High-Tech Nun"
- Misbehaving.net
- Gender & Computing Blog from Norway
- Gender, Technology and Development
- SET For Women UK
- A Tale of Two Women
- "Grant helps fund CMU women in tech initiative"
- Netwoman.ca
- "A Gendered World: Students and Instructional Technologies"
- Comment spamming and Verified Voting
- New study finds glass ceiling is still there in tech
- 2004 Anita Borg Scholarships From Google
- Upgrade Your Future
- November 4: Women in Technology: "Building your network to your advantage"
- "Will Work For Food"
- Female IT professionals cope in a male-dominated industry
- Georgy Russell, programmer and California gubernatorial candidate (join the club!)
- "Starting over as a DBA"
- Women in Technology (WorldWIT)
- Working to Halt Online Abuse
- Release 4: Esther Dyson's Blog
- Patriot Act II: An Interview with Electronic Frontier Foundation's Cindy Cohn
- Women@SCS
- Wise-Women
- Afghan women go high-tech
- Anita Borg, visionary computer scientist, dies at 54
- A New War Brings New Role for Women
- Committee on Women in Statistics
- Women Connect
- LEZBRIAN, the Lesbian and Bisexual Women Library Workers List
- Women lose ground in the tech field
- Diversity in the High-Tech Workplace
- Lisjobs.com — Jobs for Librarians
- Association for Women in Science
- Kalpana Chawla & Laurel Blair Salton Clark
- About the Women in Technology Site
- Elegant Hack
- Women in Consulting (WIC)
- Technology & Equity
- BBC Stories
- Computer Research Association's Committee on the Status of Women in Computing Research (CRA-W)
- Q&A With Shari Steele
- The Shifted Librarian
- Financial Aid for Women in IT
- LinuxChix
- Where the Girls Aren't
- Women in Engineering Programs & Advocates Network (WEPAN)
- Java, Women and the Culture of Computing
- GraceNet Silicon Valley Anniversary & Awards
- Society of Women Engineers
- Technical Women's Association
- Geekgirl.talks
- GirlGeeks.org
- librarian.net
- Blog Sisters
- International Children's Digital Library
- Center for Women & Information Technology
- Women, Technology, and the Military
- Women's Technology Program
- The Women's Technology Cluster
- MentorGirls
- ITBeat
- ResearchBuzz
- Women's Networking Social Programme
- ItrainOnline: Resources for Women
- JobStar
- Gender Issues in Computer Science Education
- WomenTechWorld.org
- WITI 2003 Conference in Silicon Valley
- The Leaky Pipeline: Gender Barriers in Science, Engineering and Technology
- Women-Related Science and Technology Sites
- Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computers
- GeekGirl
- The Lipstick Librarian
- Wired Woman
- Bibliography: Gender and Technology
- News: Women and Information Technology
- Bibliography: Women and the Internet
- Silicon Sally
- Wired Women Society
- Society for Canadian Women in Science and Technology
- Women in MultiMedia
- SFWoW
- Women of NASA
- The Global Fund for Women
- The Daphne Jackson Memorial Fellowships Trust
- Gender Issues
- TAP: The Ada Project
- Net Resources: Women in IT
- Women in the Information Age
- GraceNet