About Coding Girls

We’re a global, award-winning non-profit dedicated to closing the gender gap in technology.

The problem

Technology is the 21st century’s job driver, yet girls are under-represented in technology-related roles. In early childhood the interest is almost equal — the biggest decline happens once girls become teenagers.

The mission

Coding Girls started as a small workshop with 16 girls and a boy, and grew into a journey to start Coding Girls Communities (CGCs) all over the world.

Our mission is to empower girls to get started in coding and to increase the number of women in technology, leadership and entrepreneurship. Our key focus is to prepare girls to become the role models of the next generation — to shift the paradigm and create balance.

Our vision

An inclusive and diverse world with women as tech innovators, leaders and entrepreneurs who make a positive change with the help of code.

Our values

• Inclusion — everyone matters, and matters equally.
• Support — creating a culture of friendliness and understanding.
• Empowerment — if you are willing to learn, we are willing to show the way.
• Diversity — our differences spark innovation.
• Courage — acting with courage to shape the future we want to be part of.
• Teamwork — together we can.
• Making a difference — a positive change in the world with the help of code.

Who, where and what

Coding Girls is a gender-neutral organization promoting an increased presence of girls and women in tech, leadership and entrepreneurship. Our programs prepare girls to become the role models of the next generation, shifting the paradigm and creating balance in the tech world.

We deliver a series of worldwide events, workshops and courses. With communities and clubs across the world we are continuously growing the number of girls and women in tech.

Our founder, Anna Radulovski

Coding Girls started as a small workshop with 16 girls and a boy and turned into an exciting journey with the aim to open Coding Girls Clubs all over the world.Anna Radulovski, Founder

Anna Radulovski is an activist and advocate for diversity in tech. With her belief that positive change is possible with the help of technology and diversity of thought, she works to empower girls to access the same resources and opportunities — and to become the innovators and tech leaders of the future.

Anna spent several years in education teaching English until an extemporaneous event inspired her to move into technical education for girls. Her key strengths lie in shaping big ideas and the strategy to help girls and women become the innovators and tech leaders of tomorrow.

Ready to be part of it? Become a member — it’s free — or lead a chapter in your city.