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Women, technology, and fighting underrepresentation: A Bank of America and Girls Who Code story

  • Women are underrepresented in tech classrooms and jobs and changing this requires committing deeply, building career paths and providing access to mentors.
  • Dive into Bank of America's work with Girls Who Code, an organization that provides young women technical skills and mentors to increase the number of women in computer science.
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