This month in our Trailblazers in Computing series, we highlight Dina St Johnston, a pioneer who helped establish one of Europe’s earliest independent software companies and recognised the potential of […]

“Research Spotlights in Computing” is a technical blog series by ACM-W Europe Team Member Ayesha Afzal, highlighting contemporary work across computing research, with a focus on systems, tools, methods, and […]

by Anna Szlavi   Celebration Alert! Early June the ACM Celebration of Women in Computing goes to Linz, Austria. Johannes Kepler University, a heavily technical university in Upper-Austria, is hosting […]

  Happy Mother’s Day to everyone. On this day, we want to shed light on the biases women face as mothers in the workplace and how it impacts their advancement. […]

This month in our Trailblazers in Computing series, we highlight Wendy Hall, whose pioneering work in hypermedia systems helped shape how we navigate and connect information in the digital world […]

    Hi, I’m Toshna, a volunteer with ACM-W Europe, and this is something I’ve been thinking about recently. As part of the ACM-W Europe community, I often find myself […]

A Real-World Example Sarah, a software engineer with four years of experience at a technology firm, watches as project assignments are distributed during a team meeting. The lead architect announces […]

“Research Spotlights in Computing” is a technical blog series by ACM-W Europe volunteer Ayesha Afzal, highlighting contemporary work across computing research, with a focus on systems, tools, methods, and ideas […]

When we created this logo, we wanted it to capture the magic of Provence and the Mediterranean Sea, to create a warm, peaceful and relaxing atmosphere – essential ingredients for […]

In this edition of the Cognitive Bias series, ACM-w-volunteer, Yildiz , reflects on the default prototypes of software engineers in computing, their effects on women, and what we can do to be […]