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10 Women in Tech to Follow on DEV!

I'm passionate about equity, inclusion, and diversity in tech so I compiled a list of some of my favorite women in tech to follow on DEV. I hope others find it useful!

I used to teach third grade in Oakland, CA. About a year ago, I made a career change and now I'm in tech. One of my goals is to share my story in hopes that it will help and/or inspire others. Another goal of mine is to continue my passion for equity and access in tech education and diversifying the tech space by writing here on DEV, connecting with other like-minded people, and starting a new blog dedicated to these topics.

With that being said, here are some of my favorite women in tech / diversity in tech / tech education advocates that I find inspiring here on DEV! Feel free to add your favorites or anyone I've missed in the comments!

Veni Kunche | @venikunche

Connects underrepresented folks in tech to jobs, events, and speaking opportunities, and also help companies hire at http://diversifytech.co.

Dorene St.Marthe | @dorenestmarthe

Love that she has her own YouTube channel dedicated to documenting her journey from teaching to tech.

Ada Nduka Oyom | @kolokodess

A women in tech and girls' tech education advocate, with a variety of inspiring articles.

Nitya Narasimhan | @nitya

A lover of learning and visual storytelling, and a great inspiration and reminder to never stop learning.

Ashlee M. Boyer | @ashleemboyer

Accessibility advocate and specialist with super helpful articles on accessibility, career advice, and more.

Cat McGee | @catmcgeecode

Great tips on all things coding interviews and career advice!

Stephanie Morillo | @radiomorillo

If you're interested in content strategy, developer relations, or writing, tune in for some high-quality content.

Alex Morton | @alexlsalt

Host of Ladies Code Collective podcast and self-taught developer, writer, and speaker.

Ali Spittel | @aspittel

Passionate about education, I always enjoy reading her articles and posts, especially on career topics.

Gracie Gregory | @graciegregory

Last but not least, Gracie from DEV posts super interesting roundup posts on the best posts and comments from the past week.

Who did I miss? Let me know in the comments below! Feel free to connect with me on Twitter and here on DEV, and check out my blog for career tips, tech industry insight, and all things diversity, equity, inclusion in tech and tech for good. :)

Thanks to Katherine Hanlon for the cover image from Unsplash.

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Ben Sinclair

It's particularly nice to see that the community is growing. When these posts first appeared they only drew from a very small pool of recommendations. It's nice to see you've found a bunch of people I haven't heard of!

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Ruanna

That's great to hear! Thanks for reading!

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Alex Morton

Aww, thanks so much for the mention, Ruanna!!! You’ve got a great group here - honored to be on the list! 💜💜💜

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Gracie Gregory (she/her)

Wow, I am so flattered, @ruannawrites ! So glad you're liking my posts here on DEV ❤️

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Ruanna

They're super helpful and a great idea! Thanks! @graciegregory