Women in code.

Get hands-on with AI and tech, for free, one Thursday evening a month in Paris or online. Join the community: mentors and a network open doors for you.

Students, career changers, experts: welcome. No coding needed.
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Non-profit association · Born at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University

Next free workshop

Make AI Work for You

Thursday, November 19, 2026, 6:30 to 8:30 pm Paris time, online. Beginners welcome.

Tech already decides for us.
Women should decide tech too.

19.6%

of ICT specialists in France are women.

Source: Eurostat, 2025 data

18%

of women in France use generative AI at least once a day. Among men: 29%.

Source: Eskimoz and Ipsos, 2026

€0

to learn with us. One Thursday evening a month, in Paris or online, we learn AI together.

Our answer

Turning point

Power is changing shape.
It is becoming digital.

When skills, networks and decisions move to digital and AI, unequal access becomes unequal power.

Reality

Software, data and AI concentrate power, yet women remain underrepresented there.

Pathways are scattered and costly when you start. Result: too many talents hold themselves back.

The Women in Code response

A clear path: learn, meet, grow, give back.

One workshop a month and mentoring, from Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University.

What changes

Women moving forward with method and a network, all the way to positions of influence in tech and AI.

More reliable, more useful AI, designed by more diverse teams.

A place for every path

Born at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University, Women in Code brings together women at every stage of their career, in French and English.

Ambitious student

You’re at university or in a school, with or without a tech background. You discover AI and data careers with women who work in them.

Early-career / career switch

You already work or you’re changing paths. We help you pick a digital career and fund your training.

Leader / expert / mentor

You work in tech. One hour a month is enough to support a member or run a workshop.

Join us

Joining Women in Code means entering an international community and a progression structure designed to accelerate your access to tech and AI: skills, network, trajectory, visibility.

Explore our formats

Events & workshops

Meetups at the Pantheon-Sorbonne HQ and international formats: roundtables, hands-on workshops, career sessions (product, data, AI, cyber).

Mentorship chain

Mentoring, buddy systems, feedback loops, concrete advice to accelerate your decisions and trajectory.

Professional network

Students, career switchers, product managers, data/AI, HR, founders: a network that opens doors in France and internationally.

Platform & resources

Priority access to resources and upcoming tracks: digital skills, employability, role trajectories.

Opportunities & projects

Introductions, projects, missions, collaborations: opportunities activated through the network.

International community

A global anchor, expanding chapters, and long-term community continuity.

How you can get involved

Every role matters. Choose how you want to contribute.

Join the community

You want to attend events, build digital skills, and grow your network.

Join the community

Become a mentor

You already master a domain. You want to support the next generation.

Offer mentorship

Join the core team

You want to be at the heart of the movement: organize, structure, launch initiatives.

Join the team

They say it better than we do

"

I was looking for a community where I could ask questions about digital without judgment. Here, I meet women who feel like me.

Marie, Student
"

I found a framework, benchmarks, and a network to accelerate my trajectory.

Amina, Career switch
"

Women in Code gives me a clear framework to mentor and meet great talent.

Sophie, Data & AI Lead

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