16 Oct 2024
Why I code: It’s like solving puzzles with infinite solutions🤔.
You write, test, fix, repeat—and somehow, it just clicks🤭.
And that ‘aha!’ moment when it works? Priceless🥳.
Good Morning Guys 🥳
#WhyICode #ProgrammingIsFun #CodeWithGaji
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21 Mar 2022
I couldn't get Google Docs or Word to do what I needed so I programmed it in Python instead!! #WhyIcode #Youshouldcodetoo @CMU_CS_Academy @NorthwoodAMTAD
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24 Feb 2021
⭐Celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth⭐
This week for Black History Month, we’re celebrating Asha and Darren from Shaw Communications.
@ShawInfo
Both of them share their passion for technology and Shaw’s commitment to fostering an inclusive and diverse corporate culture! #WHYICODE
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8 Feb 2021
Celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth ⭐
Thank you to Marcia and Calia G. Hackergal’s mother-daughter duo, for inspiring us to show the world exactly what makes you YOU. 🌎 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏽🙌🏾🙌🏿
#IMAHACKERGAL
#WomenWhoCode
#ontedchat
#skedchat
#WHYICODE
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4 Feb 2021
⭐️Celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth
@dwaynekmatthews is an Education Strategist, and Hackergal Board Director.
He shares the importance of #representation because children’s early experiences shape what they imagine to be possible.
If you SEE it,then you can BE it 💯
#WHYICODE
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1 Feb 2021
Hackergal Board Member; Dr. Camille Rutherford shares how powerful it is for #girls to be educated but also how impactful girls are as #STEM leaders! 👇
Thank you for sharing your experience with us! @crutherford 💜
#WHYICODE
#BlackHistoryMonth
#WomeninTech
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8 Dec 2020
missing-code.com Why Code? Because computer-related jobs need diversity of voices and choices to make the best world possible for all our futures. Letʻs inspire more girls to code and make a difference! #WhyICode #ParkerCS #ParkerSTEAM @parkerschool
14 Oct 2020
I had so much fun speaking with @jkeesh about my experiences with code at @MHEducation, and the need for new learners of code to be familiar with bias and learn from and cite important work in the field (e.g., @safiyanoble, @jovialjoy).
#PracticeMakesProgress #WhyICode
14 Oct 2020
The Coding In The Wild #Podcast is now available on iTunes! Check out the latest episode where we interview Dr. Sreyoshi Bhaduri. She shares how she uses #code to equalize workforce opportunities. @ThatStatsGirl buff.ly/3lxmvuy
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23 May 2020
#whyicode I did a study-abroad course in Cambodia. Orphans in Cambodia sometimes live in landfills collecting plastic and giving it to adults for about a quarter a day. I code because I want to sponsor the school I taught at. At times like this give if you can.
"Stay focused on your goals, put in the effort to meet them, and persevere. If computing is a profession that interests you, there are so many opportunities out there, and people that will support you in your journey."
bit.ly/38nEcq0
#BlackHistoryMonth #WhyICode
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"In 9th grade, I took a programming class grade and got hooked. We learned Scheme, and I wasn’t that great at it, but I liked the challenge." @drcegme
Read more from Christan Grant at: bit.ly/39aXWgW
#BlackHistoryMonth #WhyICode
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28 Feb 2020
It's an honor to represent GW alongside Dr. Diana Burley in @TheOfficialACM's #BlackHistoryMonth celebration. #WhyICode
28 Feb 2020
GW provost M. Brian Blake and professor Diana Burley are featured in this #BlackHistoryMonth celebration by @TheOfficialACM! #WhyICode
acm.org/diversity-inclusion/…
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28 Feb 2020
GW provost M. Brian Blake and professor Diana Burley are featured in this #BlackHistoryMonth celebration by @TheOfficialACM! #WhyICode
acm.org/diversity-inclusion/…
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Dr.@Chris_Crawford_, @alabama_cs assistant professor, participated in this #WhyICode Q&A from @TheOfficialACM in celebration of #BlackHistoryMonth. #RollTide, Dr. Crawford!
"I encourage young students of color to gain experience working on interdisciplinary projects. As the landscape of computing shifts, gaining interdisciplinary skills will become increasingly important."
bit.ly/2OLNGDR
#BlackHistoryMonth #WhyICode
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"Confidence is key as people may try to down play your efforts and ideas and sometimes try to take away your shine."
Read more from Elodie Billionniere at: bit.ly/2vSBZ7F
#BlackHistoryMonth #WhyICode
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"I wanted to have a voice in shaping the future of society. I had an unwavering desire to ensure that the technology was reflective of the diversity in our society. That passion still energizes me every day."
bit.ly/2PegLIh
#BlackHistoryMonth #WhyICode @dianaburley
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"You have as much right to contribute to the computing profession as anyone else. Never concede to the suggestion that you 'don't belong.'"
Read more from @JoelWBranch at: bit.ly/2SoO7Gx
#BlackHistoryMonth #WhyICode
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"My mission as a professor has been to intentionally create opportunities for African Americans in computing through recruiting, teaching and research."
Read more from Jerome McClendon at: bit.ly/36QNnO3
#BlackHistoryMonth #WhyICode @nerdisin
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