Research
We implement data-driven solutions to address the gender gap in tech

Our research shows we can close the gender gap in new entry-level tech jobs by 2030. And we're committed to evaluating our work, and industry data, to get us there.

  • 670,000

    girls, women and nonbinary individuals served

    Our programs have served 670,000 girls, women and nonbinary individuals across the country and around the world since 2012.

  • 50%

    Historically Underrepresented Groups

    Over half of the girls we serve come from historically underrepresented groups.

  • 7X

    The National Average

    Our alumni are choosing to major in computer science, or related fields, at a rate 7 times the national average.

The Latest Research
Summer Programs Impact Study

Conducted in partnership with the American Institutes for Research (AIR), this landmark study found that high-school students who participate in Girls Who Code’s Summer Programs are more likely than their peers to major in computer-science related fields in college, and highlights the critical role of targeted educational initiatives in fostering gender diversity in tech.

AIR Report