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Modeled after "Humans of New York," Women of Silicon Valley publishes photos and interviews with accomplished women and genderqueer entrepreneurs and technologists. Thanks to our features, we've grown to over 70K cross-platform followers and received coverage in publications including CNN, ABC, Buzzfeed, Mic, and Huffington Post. This podcast highlights the stories of these techies in new ways through weekly interviews and rapid-fire Q&A's.
A Native product designer imagines a voting-system welcome box; your idea of a tech career gets wider.
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Alex Levick links courage, technology's history, and the confidence to claim a place in its future.
Alex Levick's route from engineering and an elite technology unit in Israeli intelligence to product leadership at Google gives this episode a focused Technology lens.
Danielle Forward connects Native representation, interaction design, and a more welcoming path into technology.
Danielle Forward's journey from once hiding her Native American identity to founding Natives Rising gives this episode a clear technology focus: design shapes who feels seen, supported, and able to imagine a place in the field.
Fast questions, sharper game tangents.
Tech talk with useful detours.
Few questions, long tangents, wherever the conversation goes
Tech skepticism with geek-household fingerprints.
Engineer brain, tech culture, no polish.
Tech culture through working humans.
Interview with Alex Levick, a product management executive at Google, discussing her path from engineering to leading tech products.
Danielle Forward, a product designer for social impact at Facebook and founder of Natives Rising, ties her path to Santa Rosa, California, California College of the Arts, and a 10-year route to a BFA in interaction design.
Women of Silicon Valley interviews Eva Greene Wilson, founder of SokaMom.com and the Soka Mom Summit, about technology, identity, parenting, and Caribbean community-building.
Raquel Small, head of community for Women of Silicon Valley and a Google litigation-team paralegal, discusses resilience through new motherhood, career changes, and non-engineering work in technology.
The host interviews Kendrick, a software engineer at Google, about her journey with Women of Silicon Valley and her career in tech.
An interview with Lea Colagato, founder of Women of Silicon Valley, discussing her background and motivation for starting the group.
Women of Silicon Valley host Kendrick interviews Jess Webb, a Google partner Plex Executive Summit Manager who coordinates about 70 events annually across Latin America and Brazil.