Location: Puerto Rico
Marlia was a graduate research student at The Ohio State University, where she studied root-knot nematode diversity, biocontrol, and yield loss on tomatoes. She is the co-founder and editor of Women in Agricultural Science, an organisation created to increase female representation in agriculture.
You can follow her work here:
Twitter: @MarliaBosques
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/marlia-bosques-martinez
Website: womeninagscience.org
Location: United Kingdom
Coding Black Females is a non-profit founded in 2017 that provides networking and development to Black female developers in a supportive community. They hold meetups and offer discounts and other opportunities to their members, and also run a jobs board. This year, they launched an initiative with Nivo Enterprise called Black Codher, a part-time coding bootcamp for unemployed black women.
You can follow their work here:
Twitter: @codingblackfems
Facebook: facebook.com/codingblackfemales
Instagram: codingblackfemales
YouTube: Coding Black Females
LinkedIn: Coding Black Females
Website: codingblackfemales.com
Location: Mexico
Lourdes is a DSC Lead for Google Developers, and the co-founder and president of Women + Technology, a group to encourage girls to study STEM in the Mexican city of Puebla. She was a teaching assistant for Beautiful Patterns, a project from MIT to empower girls in STEM.
You can follow her work here:
Twitter: @WomenTechnolog1
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/lourdes-cajica
GitHub: women-tech.github.io/womentech
Location: Spain
Mujeres con ciencia is a website featuring articles, events and interviews with and about women in science, created by the “Chair of Scientific Culture” of the University of the Basque Country, as part of their mission to promote women in science. It is edited by Marta Macho Stadler, a Basque mathematician, who won the Emakunde Equality Prize for her work.
You can follow their work here:
Twitter: @mujerconciencia
Facebook: facebook.com/mujerescciencia
Website: mujeresconciencia.com
Location: United States
Jean Fan is an assistant professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University, who uses machine learning to analyse medical data. She was a co-chair of the Harvard Graduate Women in Science and Engineering student group and was a mentor at Science Club for Girls. She is the founder and director of CuSTEMized, a personalised story book to encourage young girls into STEM, which has provided over 20,000 free eBooks. In 2019, she won the Nature Research Award for Inspiring Science for her research and her efforts promoting STEM.
You can follow her work here:
Twitter: @JEFworks
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jeanfan
GitHub: JEFworks
Website: jef.works