Reshma Saujani, Most Creative People 2013

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The most important camp counselor

Reshma Saujani founded Girls Who Code, an eight-week long summer program for teenage girls to learn coding, robotics, website development, and app making. A former deputy public advocate of NYC, Saujani's goal is to teach one million girls to code by 2020.

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Girls Who Code Founder Reshma Saujani’s Favorite Productivity Hack

A Girl Who Codes

Computing has always been a boys’ club. How 18-year-old Nikita Rau–and other young women like her–are finally changing that.

Ideas

During Puerto Rico’s Blackout, Solar Microgrids Kept The Lights On

This Very Realistic Fake Leather Is Made From Mushrooms, Not Cows

More Recycling Can’t Fix The Fundamental Flaws With Fast Fashion

Entertainment

George Hamilton’s KFC Crispy Colonel Has A Familiar Whiff To It

Why Shania Twain’s Apology Can’t Un-Ring The Trump Bell

New BuzzFeed Series Uses Social Media To Retell American History

Co.Design

Nendo’s New Kitchen Containers Aren’t Your Grandma’s Tupperware

The Most Important Information Designer You’ve Never Heard Of

This Startup Rents Out Minimalist Homes In Top Secret Locations

Fast Company

Uber is inching toward a more diverse staff

There’s so much plastic in the ocean it just set a new record

During Puerto Rico’s Blackout, Solar Microgrids Kept The Lights On