Reshma Saujani

Most Creative People 2013

Reshma Saujani

Founder

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

Girls Who Code Founder Reshma Saujani’s Favorite Productivity Hack

She may lead the charge for Girls Who Code, but Reshma Saujani’s best productivity hack isn’t some techie tool: it’s the humble to-do list.

A Girl Who Codes

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

How Al Gore’s “An Inconvenient Sequel” Plans To Convert Viewers Into Activists

How Al Gore’s “An Inconvenient Sequel” Plans To Convert Viewers Into Activists

This Map Shows Where People’s “Civic Space” Is Most Threatened

Why IBM Pays Its Employees To Take Time Off To Tackle The World’s Problems

Entertainment

This Chrome Extension Makes Every Trump Tweet A Little More Honest

This Chrome Extension Makes Every Trump Tweet A Little More Honest

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Inside The Dumbest First Amendment Battle Of 2017

Co.Design

Donald Trump’s Drawing Is Even Worse Than You Think

Donald Trump’s Drawing Is Even Worse Than You Think

This Skatepark Is A Sculpture You Can Ride

This Crowdsourced Project Is Mapping Mysterious Photos Of Lost New York

Fast Company

Trump Takes Victory Lap On Foxconn’s Plans For New US Factory

Trump Takes Victory Lap On Foxconn’s Plans For New US Factory

Facebook’s Rumored Smart Speaker Is A Great And Terrible Idea

How Al Gore’s “An Inconvenient Sequel” Plans To Convert Viewers Into Activists