Every year, DC Web Women hosts a coding and technology workshop called Code(Her).
This time around in September, the organization is expanding the program into a full-blown conference, and it needs speakers.
If you’re a woman in tech with things to say, apply fast. Registrations close this Friday.
Apply now
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