4 Best Women in Tech Independent Communities (Updated...

4 Women in Tech communities on Independent Platforms

Updated 5/13/2026

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#1
Tech Ladies
A global community that helps women in tech find jobs and connect with each other. Offers a supportive environment through private groups, events, and a curated job board.
150K members
Forum
Jobs
16 views / month
#2
Django Girls
Django Girls is a non-profit organization and a community that empowers and helps women to organize free, one-day programming workshops by providing tools, resources and support. We are a volunteer run organization with hundreds of people contributing to bring more amazing women into the world of technology. We are making technology more approachable by creating resources designed with empathy.
17K members
Chat
Events
Newsletter
7 views / month
#3
Ada's List
Ada’s List is the place for professional women and non-binary people who work in the tech sector to connect, conspire, and take a stand.
9K members
Forum
8 views / month
#4
Coding Black Females
Coding Black Females was created in 2017. We are a nonprofit organisation, and our primary aim is to provide opportunities for Black female developers to develop themselves, meet familiar faces, network, receive support and build relationships through having regular meetups. We want to meet you if you've been in the industry for 5 minutes, or 10 years, if you work as a freelancer or for a huge corporation. We can learn from and inspire each other, and empower the next generation to achieve success.
Pairing
Events
Newsletter
4 views / month

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FAQ

: Communities for women working in tech, from software engineers and product managers to founders and investors. Slack is the dominant platform, with curated and often application-gated communities focused on peer support, job hunting, salary negotiation, and navigating male-dominated work environments.
: Hive Index lists 4 Women in Tech independent communities on Independent Platforms. Most listings with size data are large (25%) or huge (25%). We only have a handful of listings so far, so treat these numbers as directional. The main Women in Tech topic page covers every platform we track for this topic.
: Forum is the most common (50%). Others that show up often include newsletter and online/offline events. Use the feature filters above the list to narrow results.
: All 4 listings on this page are free to join (no paid membership or application gate listed). Access rules can still change on the community side.
: On Hive Index, the default Popular sort surfaces Tech Ladies, Django Girls, Ada's List, and Coding Black Females first. Popularity reflects visitor interest in communities on the site, not a universal quality score. Use the sort menu for Ratings, Largest, or Newest.
: Listings are submitted by community builders and researchers, reviewed for topic relevance, and updated with platform, feature, member, review, and traffic data where available. Member counts are approximate. Popular reflects visitor interest in communities on the site, with richer profiles breaking ties. Ratings, Largest, and Newest use review scores, reported member counts, and listing age instead.
: This page was last updated 5/13/2026, based on the most recent change to the topic or its listings. We refresh entries when communities are submitted, claimed, or reviewed, and we update member counts, features, and traffic data on an ongoing basis.