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A community for women making an impact in the field of computer science.

Systers was originally developed as an electronic mailing list for women working in computer science. Today it continues to provide a private, safe online space for women involved in all technical aspects of computing to grow, learn and, succeed. Gain support by networking, sharing advice and experiences, and collaborating on various projects. We welcome women of all ages and at any stage of their studies or careers.

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Get in touch with one of our Affinity Groups!

Systers hosts 20 different affinity groups where women technologists can connect with and offer support to members of their self-identified cultures.

Arab Women in Computing

Black Women in Computing

Chinese Women in Computing

Filipinas in Computing

Indian Women in Computing

Iranian Women in Computing

Japanese Women In Computing

Latinas in Computing

Nepali Women in Computing

Pakistani Women in Computing

Pass It On Awards Committee

Systers Bangladesh

Systers in Government

Systers Spain

Systers Sri Lanka

Tech Ladies in Kazakhstan

Taiwanese Women in Computing

Turkish Women in Computing

Vietnamese Women in Computing

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See the 2023 AnitaB.org Systers Pass It On Award Winners!

The AnitaB.org Systers Pass It On Program is giving away money to support initiatives that encourage women and girls to get into tech.

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Meet Some of the Systers Leaders

Alma Castillo
Systers Spain

Meriam Gay Bautista
Filipinas in Computing

Rieko Nokand
Japanese Women in Computing

Neetu Jain
Indian Women in Computing

The Syster Who Started It All

Anita Borg started Systers in 1987 as the first worldwide online community for women to connect about working in the field of computer science. It began as a way for women who were often cut off from each other to connect with one another, and has grown over the years to thousands of members in over 53 countries.

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