• 2015
The 26%: Women Speak Out on Tech's Diversity Crisis
  • 2015

The 26%: Women Speak Out on Tech's Diversity Crisis

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Stars : Mary Lou Jepsen Melonee Wise Leila Takayama Ilona Bodnar

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Genres : Documentary

Release date : Aug 16, 2015

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Re/Code Website

Language : English

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Genres : Documentary

Release date : Aug 16, 2015

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Re/Code Website

Language : English

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Episode 1 • Aug 16, 2015
Google X Roboticist Speaks Out on Tech's Gender Crisis
In the first episode of Re/code's new video series, "The 26%: Women Speak Out on Tech's Diversity Crisis," Leila Takayama of Google X discusses her early days at robotics pioneer Willow Garage, the importance of diverse perspectives in product design and how she has tackled subtle or explicit gender discrimination in her career.
Episode 2 • Aug 24, 2015
Periscope Engineer: Tech's Gender Gap Is Tech's Fault
For the second episode of "The 26%: Women Speak Out on Tech's Diversity Crisis," Re/code invited computer science student Ilona Bodnar to meet Periscope engineer Sara Haider. The promising student and rising industry leader discussed the challenges that women face in the industry and how to persevere in spite of them.
Episode 3 • Aug 31, 2015
The 26%: Leading Roboticist Highlights Glass Ceilings, Blatant Misogyny in Tech
In the latest episode of "The 26%: Women Speak Out on Tech's Diversity Crisis," Re/code sat down with Fetch Robotics CEO Melonee Wise to discuss the challenges facing women in tech.
Episode 4 • Sep 07, 2015
Detroit Water Project Co-Founder on the Challenges Black Women Face in Tech
In the latest episode of "The 26%: Women Speak Out on Tech's Diversity Crisis," Detroit Water Project Executive Director Tiffani Ashley Bell and Scripps College student Nma Mbeledogu discuss the challenges that black women face in the tech industry.
Episode 5 • Sep 22, 2015
The 26%: Facebook's Mary Lou Jepsen Says Tech Is Hostitle to Women
In the fifth and final episode of "The 26%: Women Speak Out On Tech's Diversity Crisis," Facebook's Mary Lou Jepsen discusses what it's like to be an executive woman in tech, how to persevere when you hear the word "impossible" and what companies can do to achieve their diversity goals.
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