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AliceCode Marks Decade Building Israeli Girls' Tech Pipeline

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AliceCode Marks Decade Building Israeli Girls' Tech Pipeline

AliceCode is marking a decade since a small Rishon LeZion living-room coding group grew into a national pathway for girls, teens and women in technology. AliceCode's official site says the community now has 10,000-plus graduates, hundreds of mentors and leading high-tech partners, with training from fourth grade through army, academia and industry. The official Future Summit page confirms a July 5, 2026 gathering at Tel Aviv University's Smolarz Auditorium, with about 1,000 participants and senior high-tech figures expected. Israel's next high-tech edge depends on broad talent pipelines, including girls who learn early that building software, AI and products belongs to them.

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