Interesting Articles

"Women in IT: How to combat misconceptions"
"Tech industry searching for girls gone geek"
"Female teachers can transfer fear of math and undermine girls' math performance"
"Star Trek & Girl Gamers: Exploring The Gender Gap In Computer Science"
"Making Programming Masculine"
"6 Personal Branding Mistakes That Can Threaten Your Job Search"
Do babies matter? - Mary Ann Mason's latest book from Oxford University Press. Having a family is considered to be one of the main reasons PhD women do not follow an academic career. This book addresses the issues of women in fast-track professions of academia, business, law and meicine. Mary Ann Mason is Dean of Graduate Division at UC Berkeley.
"Culture and Environment as Determinants of Women's participation in Computing" [pdf] by Lenore Blum, Carol Frieze, Orit Hazzan and Bernardine Dias, claim that culture and enviroment are the main reasons for the low number of women entering the field of CS, and not the gender factor.
Women and Computing - A very comprehensive list of resources collected by Dr.Henderson of Butler University.

USF Women in CS