Our "Navigating Change Career" Panel is now on November 2 at 12 pm (GMT).

Join us for a conversation around how to stay relevant in a constantly changing field, build resilience and confidence, negotiate for yourself and build a supportive network of mentors and peers. Join live to ask the panelists questions

Google Play's Indie Games Accelerator is a 10-week program to help high-potential indie game studios build and grow successful games companies.

Submit your indie game for a chance to receive exclusive training and mentorship from our industry experts.

Beatriz Olveira is a 27-year-old Brazilian Cloud Engineer who is blazing a trail for women in tech!

Despite not having any childhood role models or access to tech resources, her curiosity led her to tinker with computers and ignite her passion for STEM. She became the first person in her family to get a college degree, and she has since progressed from help desk support to command center to Cloud Engineer.

Beatriz is also a WTM Ambassador and an active member of several other tech communities. She writes articles and tutorials, organizes meetups, lectures, and live sessions to inspire other women to pursue their dreams in tech.

When asked what she wishes every woman who is interested in getting into the tech industry knew, she said that she would love for women to know that technology belongs to them too and that women are capable of achieving amazing things that can impact many people in society. "Technology needs you, your vision, your experience, and expertise to become more inclusive and accessible."

Breast cancer awareness is year-round, and self-exploration is the key to prevention and early detection.

The Keep a Breast app, built with Firebase and Flutter, was developed by the Keep a Breast Foundation aiming to provide all the information you need to learn when to check, how to check, and so much more.

It includes step-by-step self-check tutorials, health resources and information, an in-app sharing feature, and rewards for users who check themselves monthly.